What video format with hotspot interactivity does iphone support?

I am publishing a video that has a hotspot at the end to jump to another URL. I've been using Camtasia which creates Flash, mp4, m4v and various other formats, but to make the hotspot work on an iphone it requires the user to download a player app, and that won't work for us. I'm looking for any video editor/publishing software that can support a hotspot on an iphone, or that can redirect the user when the video finishes playing.

Yeah, you need a video to iPhone converter to help you deal with it. It can convert all the videos to your iPhone.
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