Premiere Pro CC Exporting for video problems

I am having trouble exporting videos for vimeo lately. I never used to have this problem. Instead of creating an MP4 video, when I export, an ADTS and an MD0 file are created, I am making videos for work so I usually leave the office while my videos export, so I'm not sure if any error messages are coming up. I use these settings Compression Tutorials on Vimeo Please help me!

Well, I'd think your machine capable of decent work. Ahem.
I'm assuming the Velociraptors are internal or eSATA? Or Thunderbolt?
Taking 9 hours to render 25 minutes of a 48 minute program is ... not normal. So, you did a wondrous job of providing your hardware data & setup, best I've ever seen perhaps! So ... what's the original camera & codec, is the sequence the same frame-rate & size as the footage or interpreted, what sort of effects have you used, and what export settings. Oh, and did any 3rd party programs or plugins "touch" this footage or sequence?
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PR = Premiere Pro CS3
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