Streaming live video to my website

Hey all, I have Flash media server, flash media live encoder, and flash cs5. I'm gonna be using flash media live encoder to stream my desktop and webcam to my website. My current host (host gator) doesn't have rtmp enabled on their web hosting plan, only on their dedicated and vps hosting. My question is do I need to switch hosts to one that has rtmp enabled so I can stream to my website for people to view?
Also, can I embed this stream into another part of my site?

So if you want to stream via FMLE, you check the "Stream to Flash Media Server". For FMS URL: you need to put "rtmp://mysite.com/live" where mysite.com is domain name of your hosted FMS meaning when you connect using rtmp://mysite.com/live it should connect to your Flash Media Server.
Stream: you can put any stream name of your choice provided your hosted FMS Provider is ok with it. Its basically name for the published stream

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