Video Codec for 6120

Hi,
I have some videos on my computer that i want to put on my phone.
But i cannot find what the best quality codecs are for this phone.
By the way it has Realplayer so i know it has to be MP4 but i don't know the frame rate and the other codecs.
Advice is appreciated.
Nokia N95
V 20.0.015
0546553

Go to: http://www.forum.nokia.com/main/resources/technologies/audiovideo/
There choose the link "Audio & Video Feature Tables".
Look up the S60 3rd Edition FP1 row in the first table.

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