Shooting with eos rebel t2 for web

Greetings,
I am fairly new to film editing and have played around with imovie with footage taken with the imac's monitor camera and am ready to use a cannon e2's footage. I'm using the video to make a commercial on my website. I'm using dreamweaver for the site.
I want to have high quality footage on my site. I am using flv crunch to convert the imovie video into flv. FLV files are nescessary, as far as I know, for uploading video to a dreamweaver site.
I understand that each file conversion significantly reduces the quality of video.
Question: What would be the best way to get my Imovie to the site?
Right now it's ::: Imovie TO Save w/ quicktime TO FLV (via FLV crunch) TO my site (via dreamweaver)
Many Thanks in advance

You should be quite fine compressing your video to h.264, as Flash is able to play that codec and it offers the best quality/file size ratio.
You may need to change the extension of your compressed Quicktime file to .flv but I'm not 100% sure about that.
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