Streaming requires two files per video?

A client is requesting QT MP4 videos for streaming on a Mac server. He is telling me each movie must have two files, a short file to start paying back quickly and a separate file for the rest of the movie, so it can load while the first clip is playing. He can't give me any more explaination than this.
Can anybody explain this to me? I have never heard of it.
G5 Dual 2.0, 1.5 GB ram, 2TB RAID   Mac OS X (10.4.3)   FCP5 Suite, CineWave, blah, blah ...

He says true streaming through a QuickTime Streaming Server.
But the file I gave him for a test is a 1 min QT file, hinted for streaming. It takes about 10 seconds to come up on his site over my 3mbs connection. It looks to me like it is downloading.
He says this is because streaming requires two files and I haven't given him two files, a start file and the rest of the movie.
I have never heard of this "two files" thing. Have you? Isn't hinted for streaming always embeded?
G5 Dual 2.0, 5.5B RAM, 2TB RAID   Mac OS X (10.4.3)   FCP5 Suite, CineWave, Boris, blah, blah ...

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