Victoria is a lot harder to work with then the cartoon style in the tutorials and a female has a lot of suttle movements then a male my guess is you have to break it down to more submove and arange the point in a better pattern also going on ether side of the point can make it  move differently. Also if you space the points out at can increase that moves timing.

Did U know U can cut and past those files to other folders and make new sub folders for them, I keep all my actors in the peoples folder under subfolder with there names including cloths and hair that work with only that figure, I also get rid of all poser file except PPs so I don't have the same thing in diff vers.

I've got 1.8 had no problems with it I even rendered on a labtop with only 256 meg and it worked better then 1.7 which would crash in rendering with delight but work with hardware

In  your order page U can set it up to just give U Windows files and then U don't have to deal with the sit files in your downloads

Did U try the pupeter panel. It work by setting up poseses and adding a dot to the graph on pupeteer panel then aranging the dots in a way that when U move your mouse over the dot the actor moves to that position by tweening. U can move the dot around once U have them setup whith the pose in a way that's comfortable to U. U can pactice your move on the graph with the dots setting up your timing then record your actions once U have it down pat.
U can output the files as sequentle files and put them in any movie editor to piece them in to a gif. I use Photoshop's ImageReady to make the gifs.
There's a tutoral on the DAZ site using the Girl and expresions presets. There is also a Utube video where one of the DAZ people shows off the pupiteer with the emotionicon, he makes it dance.
What's really cool about this is U control the timing as you move over the dots U can go to any dot and the actor will tween between them at the speed you move over the dots, so play some music and move at the beat of the song how cool is that.