What is the best video quality settings for iPhone 3GS?(converter)

Hey Guys,
I am using a macx video convertor pro, and I am wondering, cuz i want excellent video quality for my videos in my iPhone 3Gs, so what should be the video quality--Q1:how many kbps(what does kbps really do?)Q2: Video resoultion?Q3: should i use high quality engine? Q4: And video conversion tips from you guys.
Please answer the above 4 questions, thank you!
Regards,
Ala.

I guess no one from Apple reads these things? I'd like to know the same thing. I used DVD Fab and it saved it 1.2GB and it looks great on iTunes but is choppy on the iPhone 3GS. Can we have answers to the questions? Some time this year?

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