Dreamweaver CS4 Can't Insert F4V only FLV?

Question

I was hoping for a quick way to insert H.264 HD video into
web pages with CS4 Dreamweaver, but apparently the Insert -->
Media command only recognizes FLV file types, not the F4V files
produced by Adobe Media Encoder from H.264 HD video.
Others on the Internet are saying to rename the .F4V to .FLV.
Indeed, Dreamweaver will then allow you to insert the video with
Insert --> Media. Is this OK?
Does anyone know a fast way to insert F4V's into Dreamweaver
pages? One nice feature of the Dreamweaver insert of regular FLV's
is it keeps track of which folder you put the video in and
correctly changes the relative file paths when you upload to a web
server. When you insert a SWF & Video created with Flash,
there's usually headaches with the file paths being off unless you
put all the files in the same folder as the HTML page calling them,
which isn't practical for large sites with many videos. Or edit all
the files, a bigger pain.

Answer 1

> When you insert a SWF & Video created with Flash,
> there's usually headaches with the file paths being off
unless you put all
> the
> files in the same folder as the HTML page calling them
That's easily solved by using ROOT RELATIVE links to the SWF
and Video
rather than document relative ones.
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"AtlantaJon" <[email protected]> wrote in
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>I was hoping for a quick way to insert H.264 HD video
into web pages with
>CS4
> Dreamweaver, but apparently the Insert --> Media
command only recognizes
> FLV
> file types, not the F4V files produced by Adobe Media
Encoder from H.264
> HD
> video.
>
> Others on the Internet are saying to rename the .F4V to
.FLV. Indeed,
> Dreamweaver will then allow you to insert the video with
Insert --> Media.
> Is
> this OK?
>
> Does anyone know a fast way to insert F4V's into
Dreamweaver pages? One
> nice
> feature of the Dreamweaver insert of regular FLV's is it
keeps track of
> which
> folder you put the video in and correctly changes the
relative file paths
> when
> you upload to a web server. When you insert a SWF &
Video created with
> Flash,
> there's usually headaches with the file paths being off
unless you put all
> the
> files in the same folder as the HTML page calling them,
which isn't
> practical
> for large sites with many videos. Or edit all the files,
a bigger pain.
>