Premiere Pro & Media Encoder CS6 exports 0 or 1 kB file

Hello
I'm start using Premiere Pro CS6 on the Company where I work.
When I export the movie to Media encoder, I get 0 or 1kB file.
Original File: MUX: MP4
Type: MPEG Movie
File Size: 2,8 MB
Image Size: 640 x 360
Frame Rate: 25,00 fps Progressive
Source Audio Format: 44100 Hz - compressed - Stereo
Project Audio Format: 44100 Hz - 32 bit floating point - Stereo
Total Duration: 00:01:07:01
Pixel Aspect Ratio: 1,0
Tried to export (by CTRL+M) in:
MUX: MP4
Protocol: H264
Image Size: 640 x 360
Frame Rate: 25,00 fps Progressive
TV Standard: PAL
Profile: High
Level: 3
Then: Queue
Once Media Encoder is opened:
I tried already these settings:
"Custom" (accepting the settings passed from Premiere to Media Encoder)
"PAL DV Widescreen" that respects what I need
It renders the video (so it looks like)
Then it gives "Done" with a fully green tick.
But when I click on the file name/path to open it, I find  it at 0kB ... any suggestion please?

It's a different driver than C it's H and I have about 500 GB free. Consider that the video is really short and the source file is very small and not inHDTV at all as you can see from the data I reported in my entry post.

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