Best audio settings for mp3?

Hi everyone,
I was wondering what are the best audio settings for an mp3 to import into C4?
Thanks,
Tina

Yes Tina,
I had this issue before. here is what i found:
Record at Sample rate 44100 Hz, 16 bit, high quality publish as MP3
Captivate settings at near CD bitrate 96 kbps,
encoding speed 0,
44.100 KHz encoding frequency

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