Premiere Pro CS4 : problème d'affichage de la vidéo

     Bonjour à tous !
Voilà j'aimerais faire un montage avec Premiere Pro. Mes vidéos sont des petites séquences d'environs 3 minutes, au format 576*320.
Donc je créé un nouveau projet (j'ai essayé tous les formats, le résultat est le même) et j'importe les séquences. Le son marche parfaitement bien, par contre au niveau de l'image il m'affiche environs les 3 premières secondes de la séquence (réelle) et me "l'étale" au ralenti sur toute la durée (~3 minutes).
J'ai essayé plusieurs vidéos, plusieurs formats de projets... mais le résultat et tout le temps de même.
Si vous avez une idée... merci d'avance !

From: PECourtejoie
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To: Gilibert45
Subject: Problème d'affichage de la zone de montage première pro CS6
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    Message du 16/04/09 14:21
    De : "don solomon"
    A : "JONES Peter"
    Copie à :
    Objet : Premiere Pro CS4 eats my C: drive in Vista Ultimate 64-bit SP1
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    - Output File: /Volumes/Data HD/WEBSITES/BREVITY/3d stuff/Fixthrive_1.mov
    - Preset Used: Custom
    - Video: 720x480, 30 [fps], Progressive, Quality 100
    - Audio: 
    - Bitrate: None
    - Encoding Time: 00:01:19
    Wed Dec  3 10:46:04 2008 : Encoding Failed
    The Operation was interrupted by user
    - Source File: /Users/johnstanowski/Library/Caches/TemporaryItems/Thrive2.mov.prproj
    - Output File: /Volumes/Data HD/WEBSITES/BREVITY/3d stuff/Thrive2.mov
    - Preset Used: Custom
    - Video: 720x480, 29.97 [fps], Progressive, Quality 100
    - Audio: 
    - Bitrate: DV/DVCPRO - NTSC
    - Encoding Time: 00:00:15
    Wed Dec  3 10:50:39 2008 : Encoding Failed
    The Operation was interrupted by user
    - Source File: /Volumes/Data HD/WEBSITES/BREVITY/3d stuff/_Front Flash/FLASH/SOURCES/BREVITY RENDER READY.mov
    - Output File: /Volumes/Data HD/WEBSITES/BREVITY/3d stuff/_Front Flash/FLASH/FLASH FILES/brevity_render_ready.flv
    - Preset Used: Custom
    - Video: 903x250, Same as source [fps]
    - Audio: MPEG Layer III (MP3), 128 [kbps], Stereo
    - Bitrate: VBR, 1000.00 [kbps]
    - Encoding Time: 00:01:38
    Tue Dec 16 16:44:27 2008 : Encoding Failed
    The Operation was interrupted by user
    - Source File: /Users/johnstanowski/Library/Caches/TemporaryItems/Gleaner_Shoot.prproj
    - Output File: /Users/johnstanowski/Desktop/THURDAY.mov
    - Preset Used: Custom
    - Video: 
    - Audio: 
    - Bitrate: 
    - Encoding Time: 00:11:07
    Tue Aug  4 13:19:39 2009 : Encoding Failed
    Could not read from the source. Please check if it has moved or been deleted.
    I usually use After Effects so I'm not really up on Premiere that much, but I've used it a good bit in the past and never came across this problem.
    Any ideas?

    Thanks.  I hope I've provided enough information below.
    Premiere Pro CS4 (just recently upgraded from CS3 where this session was orignally created)
    Dell Precision t5400
    Intel Xeon E5400 2.33 Ghz
    3.25G RAM
    XP Pro
    Virtual Memory is tweaked per the optimization article on Adobe site:
    sytem RAM + 12MB
    2 x system RAM
    Hardware Acceleration - disabled in display properties
    project is 6 min 30 sec
    no fancy edits....standard audio/video transitions only:
    cross dissolve
    additive dissoolve
    band wipe
    darn door wipe
    audio x fade
    audio fade out
    audio fade in
    VT1:
    AVI video clips
    BMP stills
    1 JPG still
    VT2:
    credits roll at the end over still shot bmp
    AT1:
    voice over in WAV
    using sidekick 4.1 to trigger the compression on AT2
    EQ
    de-clicker
    AT2:
    music backing track in MP3
    using sidekick 4.1 triggered compression (ducking) from AT1
    Using the default PPR4 workspace layout
    Very basic edits in a 6 min training video
    Using Export>Media>AVI output (compressed) and stereo.  My sytem hangs in Media Encoder.  I let it sit for 20 minutes before I manually stopped.
    Thanks,
    Kyle

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