Take the 2-minute tour ×  I am distributing an exe file that
contains a video that needs to be able to be played on Windows
XP & Windows 7 without ANY other software or codecs installed.
This includes Windows Media Player, which many of my customers
don't have installed.  Formats – bear with me, I mostly develop
apps for other platforms. I don't normally deal with a/v stuff
or Windows stuff so my terminology is probably off – I've tried
and had no success with:    • .mp4   • .ogv   • .wmv (ironic,
isn't it?)  I have been able to play the video in a .mpg format,
but it has two issues:    • Audio doesn't play   • The file is
really big. It's 80 MB and I'd rather have it be no more than 30
MB. I'm okay with putting it in a zip to keep the size down, but
that only gets it down to 50 MB.  When I open the file on my
Mac, it plays, audio and all.  This is what the QuickTime X
movie inspector says about the file format:  MPEG-1 Video, 1,280
x 720 MPEG Layer 3, 48000 Hz, Stereo (L R)  I'd like an FFMPEG
command that I