Problem beim Export aus PP CS4 - Video Kaputt

Hey Leute!
Ich habe folgendes Problem:
Ich arbeite an einem Projekt in Premiere Pro CS4, mit Aufnahmen aus einer EOS 7D runtercodiert von 1080p h264 auf 720p h264. Das nur mal vorweg
Ich habe so bereits einige Projekte bewältigt und erfolgreich in h264 / .mp4 problemlos exportiert.
Wenn ich jetzt bei dem Projekt jedoch meine Timeline im Media Encoder exportiere hat die Datei einen riesen Fehler. Aber nicht irgendwo sondern immer nur ab einem gewissen Punkt (nämlich ab 1:11). Ab diesem Punkt blinken die Aufnahmen hin und her, ich bekomme grüne flashs usw...
Seht es euch ab 1:11 (bzw ab dem "jetzt gehts los freunde hier!") selbst an: (68mb - stream)
http://downloads.made2watch.de/kunden/sanchez/Sequenz01.mp4
Das lutige ist, es liegt anscheinend nicht an den exporteinstellungen, den egal in welchem Format ich exportiere, der Fehler kommt immer an der selben Stelle. Auch wenn ich einen Anderen Arbeitsbereich wähle. (der zb später anfängt.)
Um klar zu stellen:
In der Timeline selbst in Premiere habe ich keine Probleme; alles wird einwandfrei in Echtzeit abgespielt
Die Rohdateien funktionieren ansich auch alle ohne Probleme (lassen sich öffnen, abspielen usw)
Ich habe bereits das material auf eine Andere Platte kopiert und von dort aus Exportiert (um evtl. Festplattenfehler auszuschließen) - hat nicht geholfen
Selbstverständlich bin ich auch durch Neustarts, Cache Leeren und den ganzen anderen Standardkram bereits durch - ohne Erfolg
Habt ihr ideen woran das liegen kann? Ich sitze hier jetzt seit 2 stunden und bin am rumprobieren, die Deadline ist am besten Gestern...
Vielen Dank für Hilfe,
Sascha
P.S: Falls jemand Fragt:
Intel Core i7, 6GB Ram, Geforce 8800GT, Windows 7 Professional 64bit

hmn sounds like it makes sense. I have seen that "i-Frame in GOP" somewhere in PP i think.
Allthough i recall that i had videos i exported which played fine till the end with no delay at a later seek distance.
I noticed that quicktime player has the same issue but is much quicker than VLC.
Is there a work arround or alternative? Can it be improved?
I need H.264 & .mp4 for webpodcast on vimeo.com
The only thing which looks strange to me ist that the lenght of the delay showing the images (i guess finding it) takes almost the same time
as on other later point like at the very end. Id assume that if its normal behavior the delay should become bigger and bigger with a later point in time ?
Appreciate your time to answer jim,Thanks
Markus

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