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Shirley

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  1. Upload to Youtube is a good choice. But I don't know if Youtube now accepts Flash file, for Youtube does not accept Flash before. You can check it on Youtube Help center. If you want to host it yourself, you have to rent to host server. Though it is not a difficult thing but it will cost you some money. And you also need to make control bar, i.e. a FLV player, for your flash video if you want to click some buttons to control the playback of it. Quick solution will be Moyea Web Player (http://www.playerdiy.com/), it is a good flash video player creator.
  2. Yep, Flash is good, or rather .flv. Flash enables internet users on different operating systems can view your videos through their web browser, via the widely available Adobe Flash Player and web browser plugin. So you can transfer your videos from your camcorder to computer, to save time you can use video converter to convert it to .flv. Then you can make a .swf file, which is a flash video player to control the playback of the .flv files. Then you can embed the .swf file to your site. However if you don't know all these stuff, you can use this flash video player maker, which I think is an easy solution to convert videos to flash and add them to web pages.
  3. I don't know if it's possible to upload Youtube videos to my blog in blogger itself, it would take up a lot of space and time anyway. Is there any timesaving and easy process to do? Thanks in advanced.

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