PremierePro file save as AVI DV PAL compression

Hello!
I' am working in Premiere Pro CS4 and would like to make AVI DV PAL compression from my Premiere Pro file (DV PAL, size 32010 KB, video lenght is 2 min, video made from PSD (Photoshop CS4 EXTENDED) photographies puttet in Premiere Pro file in meny sequences, video have sound), but when i click FILE>EXPORT>AVI, DV PAL or else>OK then appears window what looks same as SAVING WINDOW where shoes howe much time left, just in place of SAVING is written EXPORTING, but when that little window ends, then nothing happens - in computer nouwhere i can find any file what was needed to be maked in that exporting process. I would like to know, ehat to do to have my Premiere Pro file as AVI DV PAL compression. I think there needed to be automatically opening ADOBE MEDIA ENCODER.
Best reguards
Ilvija

P.S.
When i opened ADOBE MEDIA ENCODER from folder in computer, but not from Premiere Ro CS4, than is error message:
"       ADOBE MEDIA ENCODER.EXE - ENTRY POINT NOT FOUND.
            The procedure entry point"
            ??0NewHandlerInitializer@ErrorManager@config@dvacore@@QAF@X
            Z could not be located in the dynamic link library dvacore.dll.                       "

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