Premiere Elements 9 share settings

I'm having difficulty getting anything to render out correctly after I've finished editing it. I need general settings help that match these guidelines:
- needs to be in a format that can be used on youtube
- has to be able to handle high amounts of movement without becoming "grainy"
- the final video has to be smaller then what I started with (my test file is about 3GB of raw footage)
I usually start out with files that are either AVI or MP4. The file sizes vary but the one I've been using to test out the program on trial was 3GB and about 41mins total. I tried a few preset settings but everything either came out horrible or started getting grainy when there was too much going on. Any tips I could get would be greatly appriciated.

Ok I created 2 versions of a small 46-48 second section of the footage. The first done with Camtasia Studio 7 which looks exactly like the original footage does
http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=gcKUtcJslmg
and the second is one of the many settings tests from the trial of elements 9 (both of which are setup in unlisted links)
http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=72IDtLQJrFA
The main issue is I could stick with camtasia but it's so horribly limited editing wise that if I need to make any major cutting in the footage it causes the program to slow down or result in the video going black part way through. I've also tried looking through the program to find the settings it was using but all it lists is bitrate: quality and some audio settings which I'm not worried about. Some of the settings tests seemed slightly better then what happened to this one but that might just be wishful thinking. Regardless the movement demands are pretty obvious, I just don't know how to set anything up so it comes out right

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Summary: Seek for the VOB files to Adobe Premiere Elements
Workflow- Read on the article and you will learn how to import VOB
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or
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https://www.piriform.com/mac/ccleaner
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