Extremely long video preview export for Audition

I'm using Premiere Pro CC, and since my last update (I'm on Build 8.2.0 (65)) I have had extremely long export times when attempting to roundtrip to Audition. For example, a 10 minute sequence can take 4 hours before I cancel and send to Audition without video. I know there have been other discussions about this -- is there a solution?

My version of Photoshop ( 13.0.1 x 64) doesn't have this option listed in the File/export menu. Am I missing something?

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