Editing Microsoft Live Meeting video in Premiere Pro

Hi list...
I'm trying to edit a Microsoft Live Meeting video capture in Premiere Pro CS3/Win. The Live Meeting video is 4fps. I can make the edits, but it's exporting at 30fps no matter what settings I try to choose, thereby significantly increasing the outputted file's size compared to the original. What kind of settings can I use to preserve a small file size, while maintaining the video's original dimensions. The audio was low quality mono, 8khz.
thanks,
- Michael M.

Well, there's not really any absolute correlation between your sequence's frame rate and the frame rate of the export you create from it. You can set the frame rate of the export to (most) anything you want. I was able to export a 4fps WMV file without having a 4fps sequence.
Now, you may have some frame blending that occurs if you're using a clip that doesn't match the frame rate of the sequence. As we've discovered (didn't notice this until you pointed it out), you can't go below 10fps on a sequence/project preset. So, what I would suggest would be to use a sequence timebase that is an even multiple of your desired export; I think you could use 24.000fps (not 23.976fps) and turn off Frame Blending (right-click your clip and uncheck it) so that when you export to a 4fps WMV, only the original source frames are used--not interpolated frames. Does that make sense?

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