SWF is an Adobe Flash file format used for multimedia, vector graphics and ActionScript。Originating with FutureWave Software, then transferred to Macromedia, and then coming under the control of Adobe, SWF files can contain animations or applets of varying degrees of interactivity and function.

Currently, SWF is the dominant format for displaying "animated" vector graphics on the Web. It may also be used for programs, commonly browser games, using ActionScript.

Many of our friends would like to record video in MP4 format and then embedded these MP4 video to these blog or web for sharing. Recently, a Flash fan shared his experience about embedding the camcorder MP4 and other MP4 video files to Web with ease!

First, He recommended us download and install MP4 to Flash Converter Mac program on your Mac.

This MP4 to Flash Converter for Mac works effectively for converting all MP4 Video to Flash SWF format on Mac OS, which helps users easily publish videos online or share videos with an HTML web page.

Then, Convert the MP4 video to the Flash files following this guide:

1: Add videos to the converter
After downloading Video to Flash Converter for Mac, you just need to install the program by default instructions. Then Launch the program and click "Add Video" button to open local disk to find and select MP4 videos needed to convert. And then you will find them are imported into the control panel. Here is the screenshot after the mp4 files are loaded.

2: Customized Settings (Optional)
Click "Customize" button and in the customize control panel, press "Generate SWF" to set SWF as your output format. Besides, you can also choose multiple effects, various backgrounds or input credits, text, images and so on. Below is Screenshot of the customize control panel.

3: Convert MP4 to SWF
Click the "Start" button to convert MP4 to SWF. This Mac MP4 to SWF Converter will complete the conversion process automatically for you in seconds.

Upload FLV and SWF files to your server host. Open .html file with Dashcode and copy codes(from "<object classid>" to "</object>") to your website.