Adobe Premiere Pro CS4 has unexpectedly quit

I just installed the trial to adobe premiere pro cs4. Once I start it, and it's about to load it crashes and I get a window that says "adobe has detected that the application adobe premiere pro cs4 has unexpectedly quit".
I reinstalled it but the same problem has it. I can't get it to start.
What should I do ??

hmm i have a hard time reading this error log
<?xml version="1.0"?>
<!DOCTYPE crashreport SYSTEM "AdobeCrashReporter.dtd">
<crashreport version="1.1" crVersion="3.0.20080806" applicationName="Adobe Premiere Pro CS4" applicationVersion="4. 0. 0. 0" build="unknown">
<time year="2009" month="7" day="7" hour="16" minute="25" second="23"/>
<user guid="4a712362-cccb-4456-9bfa-b0ede1874449"/>
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<crash exception="EXCEPTION_ACCESS_VIOLATION" instruction="0x00790061">
<backtrace crashedThread="0">
<thread index="0">
<stackStatement index="0" address="0x00790061" symbolname="unknown"/>
<stackStatement index="1" address="0x0dccb800" symbolname="unknown"/>
<stackStatement index="2" address="0x0ff685d0" symbolname="unknown"/>
</thread>
</backtrace>
<registerSet>
<register name="EAX" value="0x00000001"/>
<register name="EBX" value="0x0012eff4"/>
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can you make anything out of that ??
thanks for the reply though

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This is all kind of like sneaking into Santa's bag to see if the new toys he's gonna bring us are durable enough to play with until NEXT Christmas, when it's only a couple of weeks away from THIS Christmas.
(By the way, if you don't celebrate Christmas, you're really missing out...not just on the holiday itself, but you're also missing out on my metaphor).
I'm just about positive that everything's not going to work as well as we want, that it's not going to do quite enough of the stuff we need it to do, and that there will be bugs. The people who scream the loudest about current missing features or feature requests will probably be continuing the trend in the near future. Adobe reps will be very interactive on the forums for a few weeks or months while we all troubleshoot in our working environments and then they will disappear until it gets close to the next release.
BONUS ROUND - Mobutu (or jujufactory...right?) will still not upgrade, and will still demand support in a software he doesn't use for hardware that he doesn't use while likewise judging everything invented prior to the last 5 weeks to be "OBSOLETE!!"
Have I pretty much summed it all up?
At any rate, I would expect Dynamic Link in Encore to work the same way as Dynamic Link in PPro. In PPro, you can import multiple AE compositions through Dynamic Link. In Encore, you can import multiple AE comps as well. So...pretty likely that Encore will handle PPro sequences likewise. AE comps currently work fine with the Automatic transcode settings, so I'm guessing that carries over to PPro.
One of the After Effects documentation guys just provided a summary (per forum user request) of EVERYTHING that was modified/added/removed in CS4, in spite of the various ways of gleaning the information from the online docs. So...maybe if we keep hollering, we'll get the same thing here....?
C'mon Adobe...it's not like you're busy working on CS4 anymore. After all, the release of CS5 is only ONE YEAR AWAY!!! GO GO GO!!!
Final thoughts...I like how the press releases always refer to each release now as the "biggest product launch in Adobe's history." Isn't that to be expected? Shouldn't we expect each version to be "bigger" than the last? I mean, what else are they gonna say? "Well, you know...CS4, it's pretty good, VERY good actually. But the last version was a lot more meaningful. A lot more exciting. That last one was AWESOME. Well...we'll still try to make something out of this."

Adobe Premiere Pro CS4 4.1.0 update not working!files wrong size too?

when i go to download Adobe Premiere Pro CS4 4.1.0 update it says that file size is 30.5MB but when it starts downloading it it says thats the file size is 110mb and once installed it wont let me import VOB files. Has anyone got a solution?
Thanks

Other users have reported having trouble with VOB files from DVD recorders. Properly authored DVDs work.
Where did you get the VOB files that won't work for you?
-Jeff

Adobe Premiere Pro CS4 4.0.1

An update to Adobe Premiere Pro CS4 will be available via Adobe Update Manager shortly. The file will also be available for download tomorrow (November 20) on Adobe.com, as will the readme (at http://www.adobe.com/support/documentation/en/premierepro/releasenotes.html). In the meantime, here is the text of the readme.
We're really excited about this update, especially considering we released CS4 just one month ago. To force an update, choose help --> find updates from any Adobe application. The AME update that releases with this update is required as well.
Important note: if you are using the Elemental Technologies RapiHD plug-in, you must update to the latest version in order to use Adobe Premiere Pro CS4 4.0.1. You can update the plug-in by visiting the Elemental Technologies web page: http://www.rapihd.com/?q=node/129
New in this release
- OMF export
- Final Cut Pro import
- Edit in Audition (Windows only)
- Surcode support
- AAF import and export
- High quality motion
- Third-party support
Notable fixes
- Attempting to trim locked tracks results in a crash (#1888355)
- Crash on Win and error on Mac when using Numpad-Asterisk keys to generate marker when
playing in Program Pane when Effect Controls pane is closed (#1890626)
- Crash when the Metadata panel is brought into focus when a DVCPro HD clip is selected
(#1884633)
- When a filter/search is applied in the Metadata Panel and then a different asset is selected, the
filter does not update (#1876954)
- Custom schema causes Adobe Premiere Pro to crash performing many basic operations,
starting with New Project (#1888938)
- Render of transition in imported EDL-based sequence fails; on Mac, causes application to hang
indefinitely, user must be force-quit application (#1873434)
- After ASND is saved, an effect is always ON if it turns OFF while playing (#1864978)
- Crash when attempting to load a project that contains a composition if headless Adobe
Premiere Pro is serving Adobe After Effects (#1871578)
- Exporting video as MPEG 4 will create a video file that imports at the incorrect length
(#1851063)
- Trimming both ends of a clip, then moving the clip will cause looped playback to be silent, or
only playback portions of the clip (#1868409)
- When exporting a timeline containing cuepoints, deleting a cue point via AME Batch-> Export
Settings, the cue point is still present in the output file (#1866690)
- Playing an audio-only file in the source monitor will cause the application to lock up (#1887330)
- Exporting any MT session as 24bit WAV leads to garbled audio Mac only (#1881684)
- Adobe Premiere Pro allocates too much memory and reads too much data from disk when
loading project files on the Mac (#1890579)
- With camera connected, opening clip from Timeline into Source and selecting File  Debug
results in a serious error (#1889197)
- Export to tape is active from DVCPRO HD sequences (#1863718)
- Application intermittently crashes when exporting a movie (#1868405)
- Render and Replace of offline clips takes over 20 minutes (#1885273)
- Application crashes when cancelling Normalize Audio Track dialog (#1887615)
- When an AVCHD clip is inserted into a DV timeline with Scale to Frame Size applied, rendered
previews of the clip show artifacts during Timeline playback (#1863988)
- Using scale to frame size in a timeline lowers output quality and softens detail and sharpness;
typing in scale attributes manually or using Adobe After Effects produces much better results
(#1527669)
- Multiplexed MPEG files exported to HD size and then imported back in to Adobe Premiere Pro
show up as 601 color space instead of 709 color space and hence the colors of the imported
files are off (#1852977)

Other users have reported having trouble with VOB files from DVD recorders. Properly authored DVDs work.
Where did you get the VOB files that won't work for you?
-Jeff

Can I import I-life files into Adobe Premiere Pro CS4?

Okay, so not exactly an Apple question, but there are so many smart, helpful people on here, and the Adobe forum doesn' t seem very active.
I recently got Adobe Premiere Pro CS4 (the movie editing software). I tried to import files from I-photo, but those folders wouldn't even open. Tried to import files from the movie folder, which were in .mpg format, but got a message that it is an incompatible format.
Those were just simple movie files taken with a small digital camera. Does anyone know how I could use this footage in Adobe Pro? I have access to other Adobe software as well, perhaps there is a way to convert the files? If I try to import something to Adobe from I-movie, should that work? Or from I-DVD? Also, is it possible, with Adobe or regular Mac software, to import regular DVD footage (that is not in form of a computer file, but just something that plays in your DVD player) or perhaps convert it into a computer file? I have some old VHS footage that was copied onto a DVD and would like to edit it, or at least have it on my computer as a file.
Also, if I can't use those files, are there any places on the internet where one can download some simple footage to try out in Adobe? I'm new to it, so I'm just trying to get some files together so I can try out how it works.
Lastly, if anyone knows of a good online tutorual for CS4. It's an older version, and on the Adobe site they only have tutorials for the newer one.
Thanks!

This is a forum. None of the users here -at least not to my knowledge - are Adobe professional
Ninety-nine point nine percent correct. We are blessed with a few Adobe employees here, unlike some fora, but those folk are probably at NAB right now. Also, they are in other departments, so would have to walk "down the hall," or make a call, just as we would.
When it gets to issues on licensing, installation, etc., we're pretty much at a loss. Most of us have never encountered such issues, and only know what we have read in others' threads, when they have bothered to report back. Even then, that is third-hand info.
Last time that I had an Adobe installation issue was AI 3, IIRC. My upgrade version did not have the old database of S/N's. Mine was 00-000-003, and things had changed drastically. One call to Adobe, and a total time of about 5 mins. (including hold time), and I was given a number to plug in, and then everything installed perfectly. That was in about 1989, so is not quite contemporary. Still, that is the last and only first-person account that I can offer. Most here have zero personal experiences, as they came to the party later, and have just not had any such issues.
We'd love to help, but just do not have the experience.
Good luck,
Hunt

Adobe Premiere Pro CS4 Cannot Export to Encoder Cannot find Updates

I am trying to export my movie from Adobe Premiere Pro CS4, I get a window that reads: An Adobe Media Endocer update is available for this version of Premiere Prol To download the latest update, please run the Adobe Updater from the Help menu or visit htt://www.adobe.com/downloads/updates. When I go help menu and select updates, It only comes back with the Adobe Reader 9 update. When I visit http://www.adobe.com/downloades/updates I cannot find the update anywhere, all updates seem to be for CS5.
Everytime I have used this program in the past the Encoder programs opens automatically when I export from Premiere Pro. But not anymore.
When I open Encoder then open Premiere Pro and export my movie, It loads into Encoder but I get these two error readings. Microsoft Visual C++ Runtime Library, Assertion Failed! Program:... File:..\GUI\Editor.cpp, Line: 391, Expression: false, For information on how your program can cause an assertion failure, see the Visual C++ documentation on asserts (Press Retry to debug the application - JIT must be enabled
When I select retry, I get another window that reads: PProHeadless.exe has stopped working, A problem caused the program to stop working correctly, Windows will close the program and notify yoou if a solution is available.

What Adobe products do you have installed? Production Premium or ?
What you did puts the file into the ame queue, but does not actually export it.
Can you open ame? Start -> Programs -> [adobe program group] -> Adobe Media Encoder

How can I download the trial version of Adobe Premiere Pro CS4

Can anybody tell me how can I download Adobe premiere Pro CS4 trial version for windows 7 English.

This is a forum. None of the users here -at least not to my knowledge - are Adobe professional
Ninety-nine point nine percent correct. We are blessed with a few Adobe employees here, unlike some fora, but those folk are probably at NAB right now. Also, they are in other departments, so would have to walk "down the hall," or make a call, just as we would.
When it gets to issues on licensing, installation, etc., we're pretty much at a loss. Most of us have never encountered such issues, and only know what we have read in others' threads, when they have bothered to report back. Even then, that is third-hand info.
Last time that I had an Adobe installation issue was AI 3, IIRC. My upgrade version did not have the old database of S/N's. Mine was 00-000-003, and things had changed drastically. One call to Adobe, and a total time of about 5 mins. (including hold time), and I was given a number to plug in, and then everything installed perfectly. That was in about 1989, so is not quite contemporary. Still, that is the last and only first-person account that I can offer. Most here have zero personal experiences, as they came to the party later, and have just not had any such issues.
We'd love to help, but just do not have the experience.
Good luck,
Hunt

Differences between adobe premiere elements 8 and adobe premiere pro cs4

I'm planning to download either adobe premiere elements 8 or adobe premiere pro cs4, but first would like to know their differences in regards to features that best suits me.

I'd recommend posting to the PrE forum, per John's suggestion. The reason for that is you will get more background on PrE there, and few users in the PrPro forum know much about PrE.
In very general terms, here are my observations:
1.) PrPro handles everything by hand, while PrE is a "big-button" program, and much is done automatically, or semi-automatically.
2.) With that hand-work comes great power and PrPro offers so very much more, than does PrE.
3.) Export options are much broader in PrPro.
4.) PrE offers a semi-automatic, limited DVD/BD authoring function, while PrPro comes with Encore, a very versatile full-featured authoring program. Little in Encore is done automatically, but one has so much more control over the Project.
5.) PrPro allows one to edit with Sequences, which can have different types of source footage, one for each Sequence. In PrE, one can only use one type of source footage, or they have to manipulate one, and have the Project set to the other.
If one wants things simple and easy, PrE is the choice, as it has a lot of Presets and does a lot of work behind the scenes, and is a complete package. If one wants control, and does not mind doing things by hand, and using Encore for authoring, then PrPro will allow that control and provide much more power.
Good luck,
Hunt

Where can I download a trial for Adobe Premiere Pro CS4 Middle East version

Hello
I'm using Adobe Premiere Pro CS4
Now I am working with new project which requires me to add some titles in Arabic (I mean from right-to-left direction)
Please how can I do so?
Does it requires me to get a new copy for middle east? or I can do it with some how using my current version?
Please consider it important and needed.

I do not mean the interface or anything a like.
But I only mean to suport or enabling titles written in Arabic language like this (بسم الله الرحمن الرحيم)
We do have Adobe Photoshop CS4 ME (not mine but my company has it and it support adding Arabic as I've mentioned above)
So I was looking for to see Adobe Premiere have the same thing.
Thanks,
I'll add the feature request as you recommended.

Is Soundbooth part of the Adobe Premiere Pro CS4 suite?

Is Soundbooth part of the Adobe Premiere Pro CS4 suite or does it have to be purchased separately?
Thank you.

Premiere Pro is not a suite... it is a single product which has Encore bundled for DVD creation
To see what is in an actual suite, start at the PRODUCTS tab above http://www.adobe.com/products/

Help me please! About Adobe Premiere Pro CS4

Hello,
Everytime i encoding, there is the thing like advertising appear in the clip ( red part - Media Offline / Media hors ligne / Offline medien / Medios sin connecxion .... ). same in picture.
What should i do to make it disappear?
I use Adobe Premiere Pro CS4
Can anyone help me how to fix this pleaseee?

The prime cause for Media Offline is that the link between the Project and the media has been broken. The Project file (the PRPROJ) is but an XML database, and it uses Absolute Paths to link to the actual Asset files. If one was to Rename, Move, Delete an Asset file, PrPro no longer has a link to it. This can happen with external, or Mapped drives, if they are no longer available, or their Drive Letters have changed. This article goes into more detail on some of those causes: http://forums.adobe.com/message/3561281#3561281
Now, the Asset files have NOT been Renamed, Moved, Deleted and their Absolute Path has not changed in any way, there is something else going on, to cause the link to not be recognized.
Good luck, and please let us know a bit more about those Asset files, their location, and then all about the location.
Hunt

My Adobe Premiere Pro CS4 wont export properley.

Im running Adobe Premiere Pro CS4 on my Windows Vista & everytime I try to export my video something goes wrong. When I go to export, it opens Adobe Media Encoder & starts encoding it, but most of the time it will jus stop encoding. Even the elapsed time stops ticking. & I know it isnt the program freezeing up because I can still click the icons and even cancel or add new files, and it isnt just running slow because ive left it for 4 hours and it made no progress at all. A few times it has finished but the video gets screwed up. Like once a certain effect didnt show up, & both times the clips got screwed up & jus flashed green & repeated with the audio stillplaying fine. The only thing I can think of is it's the fact that Im running Vista or that the video has 117 items imported. Please help, Im at wit's end.

Alright, my computer is a Windows Vista. My processor is AMD athlon(tm) Dual Core Processor 4450e 2.30 GHz. I have 3 Gigs of memory (RAM), and it's a 32-bit Operating System. I have 2 harddrive Disks, the C drive (85.6 GB free of 112 GB) and a "FACTORY_IMAGE (D:)" with 1.53 GB free of 11.2 GB, but I think the D drive is just for recoverey, it came built in with the computer. My virtual memorey says it's saving on the C drive and has "Total paging file size for all drives: 3241 MB". I close all other programs besides Adobe Premire Pro CS4, and Adobe Media Encoder when encodeing. Ive also tried running just Media ENcoder with same results.
The video files I have uploaded are .MP4 and .FLV. Ive uploaded MP3 files for some of the sound clips and PNG for some still images. Like I said before I have 117 imported files. Also my video is 7 minutes and 44 seconds long.
Now my problem has never accoured in the same place in the video. It seems to be spontanious. For example I tryed to export it the first time and it encontered an "Unknown Error" this was at a minute and a half of encoding the video. Then the second time I tryed to encode it it worked all the way through, but when I went to play the file it played just fine up until a point. then a series of clips began to flicker and play the wrong clips, some times from a scene that happened just previously to the clip before and also flash green. The audio stayed the same though. After the clip finished and another clip began to play it worked fine. Then I tryed to encode it a third time and this time it simply stopped encoding. Like I mentioned earlier the program or my computer never froze it just stopped encoding and the timer stopped. This happened a few more times before it finished encoding it again, but the same problem happened with the skipping, playing the wrong clip and flashing green while the video progressed, but this time it happened at a compltetly different part. For exaple the first time it happened about 2 minutes into the movie and the second time it happened about 5 minutes intot he movie.
When while I was making the video randomly the flickering of wrong clips and green flashing accourded when I would played a scene, now by just restaring premiere the problem would go away and the scene would play just fine. But this only happened in editing maybe 3 times. Unlike when I was encoding where it happens everytime the program finishes.
I hope this was enough info, if Ive missed anything please tell me.

Problemas con adobe premiere pro cs4

Hola amigos: Instale el programa de prueba adobe premiere pro cs4 y he querido usarlo pero le doy al icono de Pr y me sale en la pantalla la ventana morada que indica la iniciaciòn del adobe premiere pro pero despues de 5 minutos aparece ota ventana en la pantalla de mi pc que dice lo siguiente: PREMIERE PRO DEBUG EVENT Premiere Pro has encountered an error. [..\.. \Src\ImporterProcessClient. Cpp-127] Continued le doy al comando Continuid y no sale nada y desaparece la ventada de inicio de adobe premire, no he podido usarlo. De igual forma cuando inicio el adobe media encoder, aparece una ventana que dice: Adobe Media Encoder. Exe - No se puede encontrar el componente Error al iniciar la aplicacion porque no se encontrò processcooditanionclient. Dll. La reinstalacion de la aplicacion puede solucionar el problema. Aceptar. Ahora bien antes de instalar el adobe premiere de prueba ya yo tenia instalado after effects cs4 de prueba y el adobe media encoder funsionaba muy bien... Realmente no se que ha pasado quisiera su asistentencia para que me ayuden al respecto ya he desinstalado en instaldo ambos programas tanto adobe premiere com adobe after effects en 2 oportunidades y solo el after effect funsiona pero el premiere y el encoder no.... Tambien lo incicie como administrador y nada sigue igual... Gracias por la ayuda que me puedan prestar al respecto

Nsasy,
Al igual que en el foro de Premiere en inglés, deberías facilitar detalles como:
Version de sistema operativo.
Algun detalle de hardware como tarjeta grafica, memoria, etc. o confirmar que has comprobado que todo tu hardware es compatible con la aplicación
Parece ser que a veces los programas antivirus dificultan o impiden instalaciones, prueba a deasactivarlos mientras instalas el programa.

Video Transitions for Adobe Premiere Pro CS4

Adobe Premiere Pro CS4 contains/includes very few useful video transitions for my work. There were many very useful, sophicticated and great third party plugins for video transitions for earlier versions of Premiere (i.e. Premiere 6.5), but most of these no longer work with Premiere Pro CS4. Adobe kept changing the plugin architecture so that third party plugins for earlier versions of Premiere would stop working with newer versions of Premiere.
What third party plugins are available for Adobe Premiere Pro CS4 that will provide sophisticated, fancy and useful video transitions? What third party plugins are available for Adobe Premiere Pro CS4 that will provide sophisticated, fancy and useful video effects filters? Most third party plugins that I am aware of only work with Adobe After Effects CS4, but I would like to find those that will work with Adobe Premiere Pro CS4.
Unless there are some very good third party plugins available for Adobe Premier Pro CS4, I am about ready to uninstall CS4 and reinstall Premiere 6.5 and the third party plugins I had for it and work with those.
Thank you for any information you can provide!

Richard,
Welcome to the forum.
The term "useful" can mean different things to different people.
Here are some of the 3rd party Transition plug-ins, that will work (in their current versions) in CS4:
Pixelan SpiceMaster
ProDAD Adorage
NewblueFX
HollywoodFX used to work, with a bit of file renaming, but I think that Pinnacle has dropped that line of Transitions
Good luck,
Hunt

Transferring from Canon Vixia M40 to Adobe Premiere Pro CS4?

I cannot figure this out. I'm trying to transfer files from the built in memory on my Canon HF M40 to my MAC. I am trying to import it into Adobe Premiere CS4 and it's just not happening...it imports into iMovie just fine, but I don't want to use that program, anyone have any ideas?

I'm sorry.
Well I have my camera hooked via USB to my Macbook. When I turn on my camera with iMovie open, it automatically has an import window pop up with the option to import the clips into iMovie, which is not what I would like to do. I would like to import (what I believe to be MTS video files) from my Canon Vixia to my computer or directly into Adobe Premiere Pro CS4. I have no error messages. My old Canon Powershot camera imported using iPhoto, but I guess this video camera is different since it is HD video files. I don't know what other information to give?

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