Presentation with many large qt files

hey folks! just started using keynote earlier this week and am about to go overseas and do a presentation with it in a couple of days.
I have a quick question about the recommended usage of movie files. I will have around 50 or so movies ranging from 10 seconds to 3 minutes. what is the best codec to use? I'm currently hoping that H.264 will work, as it keeps file sizes small, but I'm interested in hearing what you folks have to say.
Also, is it possible to link to the movies instead of embed them? what solution is best?
much thanks!
-Jason
P.s. this is with iWork '08
Message was edited by: jschleifer

Heya Steeko!
thanks for the suggestion! I was able to keep the quicktimes small by re-exporting them with quicktime pro at H.264.. so filesize isn't really an issue that way. It's more a question of what's the recommended way to deal with a large number of quicktimes in a keynote presentation.
What's going to give me the best performance? Storing the movies inside the key file? Outside as references? H.264 codec, or something else?
Cheers!
-jason

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