Embedding video in KN3 and exporting to SWF

G'day.
I have KN3 on a PB G4 with QT7 Pro and iLife '05. I'm using iMovie to create a credit role video for the last slide of my slide deck with the intention of embedding narration and exporting the whole caboodle to a SWF file. I'm having problems finding a video format that I can import into KN and then export to Flash: all the formats I've tried have caused the export process to puke and fail.
I posted this to the applekeynote Yahoo! group earlier in the week and Brian P (waves) provided some useful pointers, but I'm still stuck. With that in mind, I'm wondering whether you guys could have a think on how I might do this.
My question: how do I create video and import it into KN3 in a way that Flash export will be successful?
Thanks very much.
Cheers.
Pete

As far as I know, the Keynote export does not support video, only images and text (and, new with version 3, mp3 audio!).

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