Best "Publish Settings" for wmv web page video are ??

What are the bset settings for publishing a WMV video for playback on a web page?
I used the custom setup and...
320 x 240
15 frames per second
Are these the right numberes for a good quality video on the net... without making the file to big?
Thanks for any suggestions.

Time for the proverbial spanner in the works.
If you are in NTSC lands, and your source footage is HD at 24fps, you could always try encoding to the 24p MPEG-2-DVD setting.
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