HT5071 What video formats are recommended for inclusion in an iBook?

I just got permission from a public foundation to include part of one of their videos in our upcoming iBook.  What video format should I request that they send to me?  I only will be using about 3 minutes of a 20 minute speech.

iBooks Author: Add video to your iBooks - Support - Apple

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