Export settings for CS3 to premiere pro 7.0

So, i am trying to make an intro to a video in after effects CS3. I want ti export this somehow so i can use it in my premiere pro 7.0 editing.
In premiere pro i use the following settings. see picture (Basically a avi vid captured by fraps ingame with resolution of 1920*1200
http://bildr.no/view/474607
However, i had made an intro in CS3 (with the settings shown on link below)
http://bildr.no/view/474613
When i am done i wanted to export it to an avi that i could use in premiere pro
Choose export and avi : with these settings
http://bildr.no/view/474616
That is written in norwegian, basically i just set compression to "none".
The file gets created, but when i import it to premiere it just stutters and dont play as smootly as it does in after effects. Its like it only captured 5 frames a second.....
Hopefully someone will be able to look at the settings i am using to see if something is wrong, i.e should i use other settings, or are there any easier way of doing it?
Remember, i want to create a composition in after effects that i use in a 1920*1200 30fps vid in premiere.

Well, dont know how to reply.
First of, when clicking on my help - about adobe premiere it says premier pro v7.0.........cant see how that lies.
Regarding the resolution. I am capturing ingame footage at 30 fps on the resolution 1920*1200 (16:10). Adobe premier can edit this without any problem and create a avi in that resolution. The files beeing outputet is as you mention very large and thus cant play on i.e media player. however, i then use divxconverter to convert them to HD1080p. Granted, this is 16:9 instead of 16:10, but the best solution i have found so far.
Anyways, the problem with the CS3 after effects, is that the file it outputs as AVI is large, ok, so cant play it. I import it to premiere, export as AVI. then convert with divx converter, and here is the problem i mentioned, its jerky and no smooth at all. The captured ingame footage runs smooth though.
To go around this problem, how would you suggest i export the CS3 intro i made. The resolution/format doesnt matter that much i guess as it is just text and will be added to the main video in premiere. (I wish to import som 1920:1200 footage to CS3 though to add text on it.

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