My iWeb site - video format not supported on iPhone

So, I have a video on my site, done in iWeb,(opens in the iPhone Safari browser), its a,Quicktime FastStart movie - my iPhone won't play it. How is it that an Apple product won't play an Apple format movie on an Apple mobile browser?
I understand the iPhone does not support Flash - so how does it play YouTube clips?
I have uploaded QT or .mov files into my iPhone to the iPod part of the phone- so what gives?

VidVantageProducer wrote:
So, I have a video on my site, done in iWeb,(opens in the iPhone Safari browser), its a,Quicktime FastStart movie - my iPhone won't play it. How is it that an Apple product won't play an Apple format movie on an Apple mobile browser?
The guidelines in this Apple doc may help:
_Safari Web Content Guide for iPhone OS — Creating Video_
...To download the same doc in easier-to-navigate PDF format, right-click (or control-click) on _THIS LINK_ and choose +Download Linked File+. (The video section starts on page 73.)
And a summary of supported video formats is here:
_iPhone - Technical Specifications_
VidVantageProducer wrote:
I understand the iPhone does not support Flash - so how does it play YouTube clips?
Those YouTube clips playing on an iPhone are in the H.264 format. YouTube is in the process of encoding videos on the site as the H.264 format so they can all be viewable on the iPhone and AppleTV in higher video quality. They're adding more of these encoded videos each week until their full library is available in the H.264 format. ...Info taken from here.

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