Encoded file for Vimeo is out of sync

The file that I upload to Vimeo is converted and pushed out of sync. it seems premiere is to blame.. any help out there.
This is what I get from Vimeo;
**Hi there,
We’ve actually received similar reports from other users, and our investigations revealed that Premiere’s MP4 exporting and importing are actually faulty. The video data in your source indicates an empty video frame. Premiere’s MP4 export handles this empty frame by truncating it from the video, which can result in slight sync issues when playing your source file locally. During Vimeo’s conversion, however, this empty frame is not truncated, but padded, to maintain audio/video sync (according to the timestamps reported in the MP4 file). We’re essentially “fixing” what Premiere broke during export.
The overall result of this is that you may see an apparent difference in the number of frames when comparing your source file to our encoded file in Premiere.**
Kind Regards
Toke

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