Importing Flip video into DWCS5?

The Flip video camera saves videos in mp4 format. Is there a way to convert the files so they can be imported into Dreamweaver CS5? Also, can someone recommend a free and easy to use video player to import into Dreamweaver?
John

Hi John,
I'm sorry that I don't know anything about "Kaltura ...". Looking to their website/Blog I found a tutorial:
http://blog.kaltura.org/html5-video-player-widget-adobe-dreamweaver-widget-browser
Under the heading "Using the Video player widget" I found a tutorial, from which I quote:
Using the video player widget is straightforward. Make sure you have Adobe AIR 2.0.3 or later installed, then install Adobe Widget Browser, which is freely available. To learn more about Widget Browser, see the video tutorial.
HTH a little bit.Hans-G.
P.S. 1
But I'll download it next time, thanks for reference.
P.S. 2
I did it meanwhile, but why don't you use DW (translated from German DW): insert > media > ......?

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