Export Problems

I use adobe preimere elements 3
my problem is:

- when ever I go to export something as an avi, the file size is fucking huge, like gigs or high mb for like such little time 3-10 mins of edited footy

- also I have to separate the audio from the video or it will give me a message stating its out of memory (I have over 300gigs of space free and 2gigs of ram, so I dont get it)


- if try to export as an wmv, or mpeg, the quality turns to shit, and takes like hours to complete

- finally problem I posted before, I use wmm to reconnect the video with the audio, and that fucks up titles and stills if I use them, but it greatly reduces file size and keeps an amazing quality

I really appreciate it if anyone can help me out

so no body knows why when I export as avi the file size is fucking huge?? no body knows a way to cut that down??

no body knows a way to speed up exporting??

no body has a better way of cutting down file size but keeping good quality??

edit - anyone that helps me gets face pics of this lovely girl....beleive me, shes fuckin gorgeous
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Well, I don't know man. I don't use the same software. I don't know how to hasten the export speed, but once it's exported you can convert it to a Windows Media file with Windows Media Encoder and it will stay sharp but drastically reduce in file size.

no ones helping becuase your the only person ive ever heard of using elements.

well my only advice is:

go on google and look for software to export large video files into smaller video sizes and look for keygen's

that usually solves all my problems

export it as an mp4 video, if you cant watch it on your computer, it'll still work uploading it youtube/mysace,w/e/

I don't know anything about premiere elements but I use this to convert my video files
WinAVI
I use this a lot on my Raw Video files that will be a few hundred MBs and afterwards be just a few MBs with no loss in quality. It also works good for converting HD footage to Divx 720p or 1080i if you have an HD cam. Serial sent through PM.

EDIT: Just converted a video to give you an idea on how good the file size is afterwards. I Converted a wedding video of a buddy of mine, the video is 42 minutes long and has a file size of 8.4 GB. Took about 15 minutes to convert and file size afterwards was 716 MB.

cheers dude, thanks alot, will give it a try