Bouncing text

I have the problem in Adobe Premiere elements 11 with bouncing text (efects "focus" and "blur"). You can see it on video:
And if I used these effects, the program is unstable and falling (in editing the effects or in rendering process).
Is it problem only on my PC or is this the error of Adobe Premiere elements 11?

when I use mpeg2 1920x1080/25i, the pc is working on his limits (almost 8 Gb RAM, processor at 100%) and Adobe cannot render it - the rendering is stoped at 99% and Adobe stop working, you can see picture below. IS IT NORMAL, IF I RENDERING THE 30 SEC CLIP WITH TEXT ANIMATION ONLY?:
MP4 1920x1080/25p is better for rendering:
If I render to mpeg2 the text is jumping a lot. If I render to mp4 the text is jumping considerably less, but still jumping :-(
I will upload mpeg2 and mp4 videos in few minutes.
And I can see this error measage:
Is it possible that incorrect run of adobe causing czech windows?

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