Some footage exports jittery from Premiere CS5

This is an issue I'm getting rather inconsistently. I will export series of videos and there are times that just one of them the footage just goes nuts on. I can't really find a rhyme or reason, as I export them all with the same settings in a series. I've tried re exporting, making export adjustments, and restarting both the program and my computer, but the same episodes end up the same way, and the source footage is from the same batch as the rest. Before I thought maybe I had to many adjustments going on in one episode, but this is not happening in basic stuff I do quite often, I can't figure it out at all.
Heres a sample of whats going on.
THIS EPISODE IS BROKEN! - YouTube
Thanks for your time.

How does one change the bitrate?
Even though it's in the AME Help file:
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Method I also tried is:
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I should clarify that the use of "MP4" vs "M4V" is nearly only a semantics issue. I only brought it up to clarify your question. You could just as easily substitute something nonsensical, like "ZZZ" and it wouldn't change the content of the file, though it might cause some applications trouble recognizing the file.
> why is it that I can use Quicktime Pro (Save As > Apple TV format) to render my .mov to .m4v that contain the audio?
See my comment above about semantics for the real reason. However, the QuickTime application plays fast and loose with a lot of rules. I would never hold it up as an example of what other video applications should or shouldn't do.
Here are Apple's specification pages for iPad, iPad 2, and some models of iPhones. You can see here that H.264 video is accepted in M4V, MP4, and MOV containers.
http://support.apple.com/kb/SP580
http://support.apple.com/kb/SP622
http://support.apple.com/kb/SP643
http://support.apple.com/kb/SP587
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