Its because your output is uncompressed AVI. In order to place on a DVD your output file will have to be DVD Compliant MPEG. Encode at 8000Kbps and you will find that the file size (for your 33 minute movie) will be around 2.2Gb
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This is actually what i was looking for, but the problem is when i go into Premiere and chose Export > Movie it asks me to save it somewhere. THen i click on settings so i can change the video quality, etc. But here it doesnt allow me to change the compression to MPEG2 or whatever. It just gives me DV (NTSC) and DV (PAL). I'm new to Premiere so maybe im missing something.
Is it possible that the fact that i recorded the video off of my Video Camera using Windows Movie Maker 1 screwed things up???