Quicktime Movie on Website

I just received a new tech movie form Europe. It's a .mpg file which opens and reads fine in QT. However, the file is HUGE, 236MB, and I would like to link it to my website where people will be able to view via streaming. Now I have other QT files which do this just fine but can someone tell me what the process is for taking a file compressing it to a manageable size and exporting to a file type that would be suitable for streaming over the web?
Potential responders may want to know if you are actually referring to Real Time Streaming Protocol (RTSP) files or QT Fast Start "streaming" files. In either case the conversion process would likely require an MPEG based conversion application like MPEG Streamclip (free) or ffmpefgX (free) to preserve .mpg (assumed to be MPEG-1) files. The file size of the end product would, of course, depend on display size, quality requirements for audio and video encoding, and choice of format likely to be based on all of the previous considerations, as well as, compatibility with operating systems, browsers, and software version.

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