>I'm not sure a user running Windows XP for instance would have a version
of the Media Player - or IE - which would display mp4 files. I assumesupport is more likely in Vista or Windows 7 but they don't have majormarket penetration as yet.

My computer is XP with Windows Media Player 11.0.5xxx. It plays mp4 files, but then I also have a codec pack installed that plays most any file, mkv, avi, mp4, etc. Not sure if prior versions of WMP would play the newest codecs. If a computer has DVD software installed, the codecs are usually available.You may run into a situation like I did with Lightbox not working in IE7. In those instances the computers are running Vista with IE7. I'm surprised Windows Update hasn't "insisted" on installing IE8 on those machines.

Carol

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