FCE File size getting bigger for export to YT

Hello
I have a 472.6 MB mov file that I am editing into 15 min clips for YT. Been trying to export one for awhile now using FCE and the size of the 15 min clip is 3.4 GB. Have tried doing it in iMovie and it's 176 MB and looks awful.
Been following the instructions for export settings/Quick Time Conversion, there is something that I'm missing, what is it?
Thanks for your help,

Thanks for the info.
I followed the directions and the file size is now 463 MB for a 15 min clip. So it's getting smaller.
Dimensions: 720 x 480
Codecs AAC, H.264
total bit rate 4,131
The original clip is 1:17:39 and that file size is 472 MB.
Dimensions 540x360
Codecs: MPEG-4 Video, AAC
Total bit rate 806
Does this new file info (the 15 min. one) sound correct to you?
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