Encode time log?

Hi all:
I am doing some benchmarking with Premiere Pro CS 5.5 and need to keep track of the encode times. Is there a place to look for a log, or some other option that will tell me how long the previous encode took?
Thanks!

Thank you both so much!
My biggest issue is that I exporting straight from within Premiere (Export > Media) rather than adding to the queue. This will make the benchmarking I need to do a lot less tedious :-)
Thanks again!

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