Premiere Pro CS5.5 craches exporting mpeg2-dvd

Please help me.
I'm trying to export a movie to mpeg2-dvd and premiere pro craches after a while. Is there any way to know what is the problem, like a log file somewhere?
I believe that is something in this project because i've exported an older one and it went ok

I still have the same problem.
I will give all informations yhat you asked in your reply:
Premiere Pro CS5.5 with the 5.5.2 update
All windows updates
System: Windows 7 Professional x64
Source footage: HDV clip
No error message during render. It just stops in a specific effect (crossfade). If i delete this transition i can render the entire sequence but then software crashes when exporting media (mpeg dvd) or after a very long time gives "unknown error"
Has this ever worked before? If export an old project it works normaly
What other software are you running? no other software, only cs 5.5
Do you have any third-party effects or codecs installed? matrox mx.paterns but not in use in this project
Tell us about your computer hardware: Asus Workstation, I7 960 12GB RAM, Nvidia Quadro 2000, Matrox Mini MXO2
Are you using Mercury Playback Engine GPU Acceleration? Yes my gpu is supported. Already tried with software acceleration, same problem
Already copied entire work area to another sequence and doing so i loose all effects and then exports fine.
I hope I have provided enough information so that someone can help me

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