Recommended settings for encoding a 20 min flv file?

can anyone recommend which settings i should use for the
attributes below for a 20 minute video for the web (just individual
people talking, no complex animation or graphics) that has a width
of 379 pixels and a height of 284 pixels?
i am looking for the best quality possible for a streaming
web video that will not take long to load over standard home dsl
lines.
- for video codec should i use sorenson spark or on2 vp6?
- what should the max data rate be for kilobits per second?
any advice or pointers would be appreciated!

I have tried sorenson spark, it did it's job. As far as I
remember there were 3 quality settings, the low and medium seem to
be most appropriate. Testing will give you the best option for your
individual case.

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