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It has no quandary with Flash video. If truth be told, after you embed the Flash video into Keynote, you could export it as a PowerPoint presentation, and PowerPoint can play the embedded Flash exceptional! There are a dozen different video converters you would down load, but you have already got a good one: iMovie.