Size Limit of FLV Video?

Can Can a FLV video w/ a frame size of 800x450 reliably play
off of a CD-ROM? (It has a simple voiceover audio track, and will
be around 5 minutes long. The FLV will be embedded in an 800x600
flash movie.)

Thanks for the input SymTsb and Rothrock. We are putting
together a CD with full motion video chapters (shot in high def.)
interspersed with 3D animations. Would like to maximize screen
size....should we be doing this in Flash 8, Director or some other
program? Any recommendations? Again this is produced for a wide
audience with lots of different computers.
Thanks!

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