Massive problem when exporting my video from Adobe CS6

I have 25fps, 1440 on 780. On premiere pro, everthing seems fine, and the quality is good.
However, when i export my file (H.264), the video lags, and most importantly, has waves shaped stripes that difform the image. These lines and stripes occur as soon as there is any camera or character movement?
Is this one of my settings? PLEASE HELP!! I am desperate!!!
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