How to set a quality of imported video clip

Hello folks,
I am trying to improve a quality of a video clip, which I
importing onto the stage from my desktop. When I reach compression
profile, maximum preset profile is DSL/Cable 786 kbps. Imported
clip is much worse quality than original. So I am wondering how can
I set a new custom compression profile to get better quality Flash
video on stage.
Thank you so much for any input or advise.
Cheers

Well yeh, you are compressing a video to be viewed for the
web, you always loose some quality due to bandwidth. you can also
use custom profiles by using the shipped flash video encoder which
comes with Flash 8 Professional or Flash CS3, both packages allow
you to change the bitrate of the video and much much more.

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