What is the best video format for streaming video in Captivate 6 for html5 output?

I'm guessing it's h.264 mp4, but I haven't been able to get it to stream. Can you stream mp4s from Amazon S3?

Hi Rod,
That link is from the Captivate help file:
You could also find this documented in the help file link:
http://helpx.adobe.com/pdf/captivate_reference.pdf
Look under the topic "Unsupported objects in HTML5 output".
Thanks!

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