Exporting a 1920x1080 HD Movie (44.18)mins long takes 12hrs on my iMac 24"

Exporting a 1920x1080 HD Movie (44.18)mins long takes 12hrs on my iMac 24" 2GB 3.06GHz is this right? i could probably create a full HD Movie faster on my ****** windows computer. Can someone please help?

*I exported it as a Quick Time Movie The Video Settings are:*
1. Compression Type - H.264
2. Frame Rate - 25
3. Key Frames - Automatic with frame recording
4. Compressor Quality - Best
5. Encoding - Best Quality (Multi-pass)
6. Data Rate - Automatic
*The Video Size:*
1. Dimension - HD 1920 x 1080 16:9 (1888 x 1062)
*Sound Settings:*
1. Format - Linear PCM
2. Channels - Stereo (L R)
3. Rate - 44.100 KHz
4. Render Settings - Best
5. Linear PCM Settings - 32 bits, Little Endian
Thanks for Your Help. Have a Good Day.

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