Massive text quality loss exporting from CS6

I have tried every single render setting from hd presets, uncompressed, h.264 and all different bit rates and max render settings and I keep getting the same result... Low quality text.
The project is dv
All I want is the video too look identical to the one in my preview window.
The text was created in premiere and I did not download it from the internet.
Does anybody have any suggestions?
I have never encoutered anything like this before and will have to go back to Final Cut if this is unsolvable
please help!

If your project is DV then export to a format with SD settings. Upscaling DV to HD is only making it worse.
What is your source exactly and what is your sequence settings.

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