Will Adobe Reader (iOS) be able to handle acrobat file with video?

I have created power point slides with embedded video. I used Acrobat to make a pdf version of the power point slides. All of the Action Buttons and Video displays perfectly in Windows.
I am interested in have this pdf file be display on an iPad (now or sometime in the future). Does anyone know if that is in the works for Adobe Reader for iOS (iPad) ?? If so, possible time frame ???
Thanks,
G

On ios, we do support playing videos that are embedded as part of a portfolio or as an attachment on a regular document. The key is that the video must be in a format that the device can play. See video formats listed here under Video technologies:
http://developer.apple.com/library/ios/#documentation/Miscellaneous/Conceptual/iPhoneOSTec hOverview/MediaLayer/MediaLayer.html
I tested such a sample PDF recently. Unfortunately, our forums don't have a means of posting these files. If you'dl ike to see a sample, please email [email protected] and request the embedded video sample from me (Pat W.)
Thanks!
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