Flash animation - premiere export issues

Hi.
I am trying to find the best way to export animation from Flash CS4 in order to edit in Premiere CS4.
I want the quality to be as good as an swf.
I have tried exporting as bitmap sequences at 72 dpi and 720x576 32 bit/alpha , quality 100.
In Premiere I have a project which is defined as Pal 720x576
I have interpreted all my footage at 25fps and changed the pixel aspect ratio to d1/dv 1.0940 to match
I export :
Microsoft Avi
Video codec - none
720 x576
Frame rate : 25
Feild Tyoe : Lower (progressive makes things worse)
Aspect:d1/dv 1.0940
and\render at maximum depth
My first shot is a zoom in that gets very blurry and not clean, the rest just loses quality
This is for tv and internet - and I was asked to work in Pal 720x576
I'd aprreciate some guidance - if there is a better way to export from both Flash and Premiere to improve quality I'd be very grateful.
Thanks

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