Media encode CC2014.2 stops while exporting a premiere project

Hello everybody,
I have a huge problem with media encoder CC 2014.2.
Every time I want to export a premiere project, media encoder stops : "media encoder CC 2014.2 as encountered a problem and needs to close".
I reinstalled everything on a clean and new SSD but the problem is still the same.
My computer specs are :
Windows 8.1 pro
4770k
32Gb RAM ddr3
MB : asus z87 deluxe
780ti
SSD crucial 512Gb
Does somebody have encoutered that kind of bug ?
Thanx

Last time I tried that, I was not even able to start encoding - receiving an error message from Adobe Media Encoder - which is what led someone in this forum to suggest to download and install WME, which worked then with the same edit of the project. Now I get all the process going on (with WME), no error message, but as explained : under Vista x64 the final output won't play, and under XP, it will but with no sound.
What's funny now is that I can encode with H.264 (with Adobe MEdia Encoder), it plays out of sync on my Quick Time, but once uploaded to You Tube, it is perfectly synchronized.
I read something on another forum about this syncing problem suggesting to downgrade Quick Time (which I haven't tried yet) - apparently a suggestion by Adobe.
Rob

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