Dial-Up User Wants To Email Video Or Post Video To iWEB

Will "Final Cut Pro" give me more choices with editing my video I upload so that I can email the video using a dial-up modem connection? JPEG format???
I emailed 6MB of video I took to my brother but he said it took 3 hours for his mac to download the attachment.
I compressed the video by using the "email" format option before attaching the file to my email message....
With my 56K dial-up internet connection, Would uploads and downloads work faster if I create a webpage using iWEB or similar websites?
Where I live here in Costa Rica, I don't have other options other than the 56K dial-up internet connection....
The best option we can come up with is for me to burn my video to a disc and regular (snail) mail it to my brother and then he can play it on his TV....
My camara is the SONY 'HANDYCAM' model number DCR-HC26 and I upload my video using "EYE TV"....
Thank You,
JMICHAELJ
[email protected]
iMac Intel Core Duo 1.5GB RAM 250GB HD Mac OS X (10.4.7)
iMac Intel Core Duo 1.5GB RAM 250GB HD Mac OS X (10.4.7)

"..The best option we can come up with is for me to burn my video to a disc and regular (snail) mail it to my brother and then he can play it on his TV.."
Yes, that's the best way to do it if you have only a 56k dial-up modem. Video creates very large files, and it'd take almost forever to email those files to your brother, or for him to download them after you've taken forever to upload them.
Use iMovie or Final Cut to create your video, then burn it onto a DVD and send that by post.
(..Final Cut Pro won't really give you any more choices. It's very expensive, but it does come with a program called 'Compressor' with does have a variety of compression options. But it's far cheaper - and simpler - to simply use iMovie and iDVD to edit your movie and burn your DVD and to send it by mail.)

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look in the mirror? i have done that alot i have looked in the mirror i have tried to understand the way some people came to the conclusioned they did about me. perhaps i a m blind or stupid but when have i ever not tried to get something positive for the community? when i look in that mirro i see someone who put alot of time and effort into helping the community with problems. i see somebody that where ever they have gone always express what they feel despite what blowback may happen. i don't believe in bottling things up. in the end though all people see is the negative.
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