IMHO you don't have to worry about simple users submiting to webmasters "use the Windows Media Format" for your webcast.. that's alreday taken care of major players in the media and content publishing.
To mention just one Cisco AVVID more info here . Any partner under the Cisco AVVID umbrela is using Windows Media Formats to encode and broadcast video... not Real/MP3/ogg/quicktime even thow some of the encodings might be even better in some cases.
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IMHO you don't have to worry about simple users submiting to webmasters "use the Windows Media Format" for your webcast .. that's alreday taken care of major players in the media and content publishing. ... not Real/MP3/ogg/quicktime even thow some of the encodings might be even better in some cases.
To mention just one Cisco AVVID more info here . Any partner under the Cisco AVVID umbrela is using Windows Media Formats to encode and broadcast video