When I edit 70MB file recorded with Camtasia 8, Pr Pro CS6 exports an 8GB file!

I want to upload my screen captured tutorial to YouTube, but that would take 500+ mins with the 8GB file.
Does anyone have experience with exporting this type of file? I recorded it at 15 frames. I tried to follow Bellune's advice, but half the time, I'm unsure of what he's talking about.
What settings should I be using?
As for the 70MB file, its about 3 minutes of screen capture.
In Adobe Premiere Pro CS6, I added a fade in and fade out.
Surely, those effects dont add 8GB to the file.
If someone knows what I'm doing wrong, please let me know. It'd be greatly appreciated!

searching through the forum, I found Lagarith Codec. I installed it, and exported a video with these settings.
I got it from 8GB to 1.7GB.avi editing, then exporting my 70MB .avi file.
Is this most likely the best I'll be able to do?

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