QuickTime over the Internet on iphone?

I know for a fact that the videos I am trying to play are Quicktime. Is the iPhone capable of watching QT videos on the Internet?

madlaw75,
Yes, but not all possible encodings that Quicktime can be done in.
This page gives information for web developers and other content creators on how to encode their Quicktime video. In order to view it you may need to login with an Apple Developer Connection account, which is a free registration for the basic access. Then click on the drop down for "Ensure a Great Audio and Video Experience" for more information about encoding video for playback on the iPhone.
http://developer.apple.com/iphone/devcenter/designingcontent.html
Hope this helps,
Nathan C.

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