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While YouTube offers an easy conversion process from any type of original video file format into a website compatible web page streaming Flash (FLV) format by simply uploading the your video into a YouTube account, YouTube will automatically display links to other user's YouTube hosted videos at the end of your video stream, often in combination with Google syndicated click advertising. To prevent such this often irrelevant content from being displayed at the end of your video presentation, you can upload the video directly on MadaCamp and embed add it on page on this site. But first you first need First it is necessary to convert your the video into FLV format.

If your video has been shot with a digital camera, it is likely an Mpeg, AVI, Quicktime or some other formatto begin with. The conversion into FLV format can be done using an advanced video converter and editor such as [http://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Avidemux Avidemux]. Avidemux , which is available for free on all operating systems. Within Avidemux, open the video file, select FLV format via the ''Video'', ''Audio'' and ''Format'' selectors. Optionally add filters. Give the file an .flv extension and ''Save Video''. Thereafter upload the FLV file on MadaCamp and simply add it onto a page, as follows:

For Windows users, an easy-to-use FLV creation conversion tool is the [http://www.miksoft.net/mobileMediaConverter.htm Mobile Media Converter]. While Mobile Media Converter lack advanced video editing features that exists in Avidemux, if all you need is to simply convert a video file into FLV format without editing, Mobile Media Converter offers a quick and easy conversion into various sizes and pre-configured bandwidth quality levels.