Instering MPEG-4 video

I am new to Dreamweaver and have been teaching myself basic functions in order to update our webiste. However, one thing I just can not figure out is what I need to do to upload/insert a MPEG-4 video to the site.
MPEG-4 is not an option in the "Insert ---> Media" section, but I found the file under the "Insert ---> Shockwave" but when I tried to insert the video, nothing showed up on the page.
I am sure this is a very simple task, but can someone please advise on this matter?
Thank you!

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