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Adobe Audition has encountered a problem and needs to close.

I have been using Audition 2.0 on this computer for quite some time and suddenly now when I open it, I get the cryptic error dialogue:
"Adobe Audition has encountered a problem and needs to close. We are sorry for the inconvenience. If you were in the middle of something, the information you were working on might be lost. For more information about this error, click here."
When I click for more information, it's something useless like:
AppName: audition.exe AppVer: 2.0.5306.2 ModName: unknown
ModVer: 0.0.0.0 Offset: 65726168
Nothing on my computer has changed. There are no viruses. I have not added any new audio plug-ins. I am completely up to date with all critical Windows XP SP3 updates and none have been downloaded and installed recently anyway.
I searched the knowledgebase and found a document that suggesting many things to try. I tried them all, including running the Windows hard disk "check disk" tool with options to fix file system errors and recover bad sectors. I also defragmented the hard drive. Lastly, I completely uninstalled Audition, then manually deleted any remaining files, including registry entries as suggested in another knowledgebase article.
I then re-installed Audition 2.0 and it did exactly the same thing! This it maddening. Now it gets even more interesting. I discovered that if I start up the
Adobe ExtendScript Toolkit that Adobe Audition installed also, then try to launch Audition from the toolkit, IT STARTS CORRECTLY! I can then close the toolkit and use it like normal. Weird work-around.
What the heck could possibly be going on? Anyone have any ideas? I've attached the error log file that is generated by the error but I doubt it will be of much help.
Thanks!
Steve in Chicago

stevefoobar2: I may have found a solution for you.
I had the same thing happen to me today. I was using Audition 2 this morning without any problems. But this afternoon, it started giving me the exact same error with no apparent reason. Nothing on my system had changed.
So I uninstalled it and installed Audition 3 in its place. Audition 3 continued to have the same problem that Audition 2 had, so we can assume that this is not something that was changed between versions.
But my attention was brought to the fact that you and I are both running Windows XP SP3 fully up-to-date. So I thought I'd try seeing it from the angle of a problem with Windows instead of Audition, and see if I didn't get a better result -
First, I logged on to Windows as Administrator. This may or may not be required, but you'll probably want to do it just in case (you'll see what I mean later). At this point, Audition still crashed the same way when I opened it, so I moved on to my next troubleshooting strategy -
Instead of opening Audition directly, I right-clicked the Audition icon and selected "Run as..." This may seem odd since I was already logged in as Administrator, but it proved to be the solution in my case.
In the "Run As" diolog, there are two main options: run as current user, or run as another user.
Since I was already logged in as Administrator, I could safely select the first option (run as current user). But here's the catch: selecting the first option allowed me to UNcheck the box underneath that says "Protect my computer and data from unauthorized program activity" (see the attached picture)
Audition opened without any problems when I did this.
This makes me think that one of the Windows security features suddenly decided to block something that Audition was trying to do, crashing the program in the process. By turning off this security feature, the problem was solved. And I only had to do it once. Every time afterwards, Audition has opened without any problems when I simply open it from my desktop. Perhaps Windows now remembers not to block Audition in the future.
However, I have not restarted my computer yet, or logged off as Administrator. You may need to tweak this solution if you plan to do either of these things. You may end up having to "Run as" Audition every time you restart your computer or log off. You may even need to select the SECOND option, and run the program as Administrator with the appropriate password.
Anyway, this was the only post I could find on Adobe.com concerning this problem, so I thought I'd post my solution in case it helped someone else.

How To Extend Adobe Audition CS5.5

I've received a number of questions on how to extend Adobe Audition with questions similar to:
How do I import file format X?
How do I import a project from application Y?
Will there be an SDK available?
How do I add plug-ins to Audition?
I had made a post similar to this in the public beta of Audition for Mac, but I can no longer find the thread. So I'll reiterate some stuff here:
Area
Info
Adding VST Plug-Ins
Most of you have found this already, but the best place to start is in the Audio Plug-In Manager
If you want to "write" new plug-ins for Audition, writing a VST plug-in will be the best option as it will allow you to write something that will work on Windows as well as OSX. Info on writing a VST plug-in may be found here (http://www.steinberg.net/en/company/developer.html)
Adding Audio Unit Plug-Ins (Mac OSX)
Same as Above.   Note that OSX ships with some built-in AU plug-ins that Audition can utilize for free if you just scan at least once.   We don't scan on startup because there's several plug-ins out there in the world that don't behave well. Info on Audio Unit plug-in development can be found here (http://developer.apple.com/library/mac/#documentation/MusicAudio/Conceptual/AudioUnitProgr ammingGuide/TheAudioUnit/TheAudioUnit.html)
Adding more import formats via libsndfile
libsndfile is an open-source C library for reading and writing audio files (http://www.mega-nerd.com/libsndfile/)   Ambitious people could download the source, write support for another format, and create their own custom-rolled library of libsndfile. You would then replace the version of libsndfile with which Audition CS5.5 ships, with the one you rolled.   Due to the way we use libsndfile, any format you add would show up in Audition.   This is also true if there's an official update to libsndfile that comes out in the future, you could just plop it in and it should work.
If you're interested in exporting or writing formats that libnsdfile supports, please tell us which formats are the most important to you and in what way you use them in your workflow.
Adding more import formats via QuickTime components
QuickTime has the ability to be extended via QuickTime Components.   There's several examples out there, but here are some websites to check out:
QuickTime Components (http://www.apple.com/quicktime/resources/components.html)
Learn about even more QuickTime capabilities (http://www.apple.com/quicktime/extending/components.html)
Flip4Mac for Windows Media support on OSX (http://www.telestream.net/flip4mac-wmv/overview.htm)
Perian -- the swiss-army knife for QuickTime (http://perian.org/)
Calibrated Software (http://www.calibratedsoftware.com/products.asp)
In most cases, just adding the various QuickTime components will automatically add the import functionality to Audition.
Importing project formats from other applications
As seen on other threads in this forum, Ses2sesx (http://www.aatranslator.com.au/ses2sesx.html) and AATranslator (http://www.aatranslator.com.au/) seem to add quite a bit of support.
SDK
At this time, we haven't released an SDK for Audition.   If you're interested in one, however, please tell us what you would want from an SDK for Audition and we'll take it into consideration.
Message was edited by: Charles VW
Added links to AU and VST development info

Charles,
could you please also advise what PC users can do to make common avi files useable in AA CS5.5? The obvious problem is, no matter how many exotic video formats a PC can play by way of video-for-windows codecs, these are useless for Quicktime, because Quicktime on the PC needs codecs specifically written for "Quicktime for Windows", which are, as I've come to find, EXTREMELY rare. So far I've only found ONE, sold by 3ivx, but this costs as much as the AA CS5.5 update itself. Without them, Quicktime on the PC will only handle mov files, which are not too popular on the PC. Is there any other way out of this?

Adobe Audition App Crash on Startup (windows) ImageRenderer.dll Fault Module

I just installed Audition and when I try to open it I receive an error message that it has stopped working and my options are to close the program or check online for a solution. I checked online and nothing came up. I checked my account and everything is up-to-date. I've uninstalled and reinstalled the app but it comes up with the same error code. Can someone please help me to figure this out?
When I view the problem details it says:
Problem signature:
Problem Event Name:    APPCRASH
Application Name:    Adobe Audition CC.exe
Application Version:    7.1.0.119
Application Timestamp:    5421531b
Fault Module Name:    ImageRenderer.dll
Fault Module Version:    7.1.0.119
Fault Module Timestamp:    54213727
Exception Code:    c000001d
Exception Offset:    00000000001f5342
OS Version:    6.1.7600.2.0.0.256.48
Locale ID:    1033
Additional Information 1:    cfa6
Additional Information 2:    cfa6395cfc11b929d4cc83f7fcd45588
Additional Information 3:    4285
Additional Information 4:    42859895e7fdc411ae9c413f0642b513
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INZ123....
Actually Adobe looked into this very thoroughly for me. I was in contact with Durin who passed all of the information I gave them over to their programming department. They then asked for additional information via Email, which is why it's not on this thread. After several back and forth messages they didn't know why it was happening. One thing that they did point out, which I wasn't aware of, is that Audition is one of few Adobe products that requires the SP1 pack for Windows 7. I had just installed 7 on a new system so I hadn't updated to SP1 yet. However, even after I upgraded to SP1 it didn't work. I would recommend checking to be sure you are up to date with Windows, which is why I mentioned this. Maybe it will help you. I know it helped others who had the same issue as we have. I knew that Adobe was working on an update to address so other issues and I was hoping they could figure it out with the update. I installed the update and after that I WAS able to run Audition 2014 after that. So make sure that you do run the update.
I was always able to get Audition CS6 to work without any issues so while Adobe was trying to figure out why it wasn't working for me I just used CS6. If you have the subscription then you can install CS6 via the Creative Center by going to the Apps and down to the Find New Apps section. Just make sure that you have the versions turned on. You will find that you can download and install CS6 from there.
Hope that helps....

Unable to find adobe pdf resources

I have creative cloud and have installed Acrobat PRO XI. However, in word when I click Acrobat and click preferences I get an error unable to find adobe pdf resources.
It seemed to work before I installed XI. Any suggestions?

I'm using Word 2010 and the Acrobat information is one of the tabs on the top.
When I click on the file there is a save as Adobe PDF but this also gives the error. I can do a save as PDF and it will make a PDF, but it does not allow me to save images without compacting. That is why I need to access the preferences.

I subscribed to Adobe Audition CC: when I try to download it, I get this:

I subscribed to Adobe Audition CC: when I try to download it, I get this:
"There is no application set to open the URL aam://SAPCode=AUDT?productVersion=7.0?passPhrase=P0o22fmz8gVsSvycLp/WNebQx5zXj/to8MlnOWPr HPT6teSdgc7PdrMpfZM7CSrhOOy+9QFXjc0R4hCuUCN+32H7XIY6zUjf84G0+EhtsaA9t+CMZp6yUVEPau3CVU/90F wuqZsCmd+ymEq2sBZBWnTXLcv0GNq7/y4DXyflRFc=."
WTF? I am ready to cancel. I tried a conversation, but the foreigner on the other end had no idea what I was referring to.

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Pr Sequence sent to AME drops whole tracks or clips touched by Edit in Adobe Audition

On an increasingly frequent basis in CS5.5 I have observed sequences sent from Pr to AME failing to include certain replaced audio clips (from Edit Clip in Adobe Audition) or several whole tracks (2 & 3). In the most recent example the same sequence was sent to AME and duplicated three times producing four formats none of which contained tracks 2 & 3. Once discovered [days and restarts later] the offending prproj was reopened, the unchangeed sequence was sent back through AME, and now the output includes the missing track 2 & 3.
What can cause clips or whole tracks to be missing from the output in one export but included in another with no other changes? Shouldn't AME compalin if it was told to encode a resource that a Pr Sequence referred to that AME can't find?
The audio clips on track 2 & 3 in this recent even were likely pasted into the Pr Sequence after having been copied from a another file's sequence; Volume levels would have been previewed and adjusted exensively in the target sequence they were pasted into, and [usually] a save executed before the Export/Media was called.

On an increasingly frequent basis in CS5.5 I have observed sequences sent from Pr to AME failing to include certain replaced audio clips (from Edit Clip in Adobe Audition) or several whole tracks (2 & 3). In the most recent example the same sequence was sent to AME and duplicated three times producing four formats none of which contained tracks 2 & 3. Once discovered [days and restarts later] the offending prproj was reopened, the unchangeed sequence was sent back through AME, and now the output includes the missing track 2 & 3.
What can cause clips or whole tracks to be missing from the output in one export but included in another with no other changes? Shouldn't AME compalin if it was told to encode a resource that a Pr Sequence referred to that AME can't find?
The audio clips on track 2 & 3 in this recent even were likely pasted into the Pr Sequence after having been copied from a another file's sequence; Volume levels would have been previewed and adjusted exensively in the target sequence they were pasted into, and [usually] a save executed before the Export/Media was called.

Adobe audition 3.0 couldn't find supported audio hardware please check your audio settings

Yes i have the same problem with adobe audition 3.0 windows 7
first i got error visual c++ run time error . ( old windows )
then i install new windows and every time i try to lunch adobe audition . stuck and error message
Adobe audition couldn't find supported audio hardware please check your audio settings
everything is connected my built in sound card and my M audio M track
Asio4all is also enabled both sound card (v2)
M track driver buffer size match with the asio driver
i have installed fl studio 11 producer audition , fl studio read my sound card normal i can hear my voice and music that's mean my sound card working well in and out ( but still something not working well for adobe
last step i did i ordered original CD of adobe audition 3.0 and expecting it next week .
but it bother me because i love working in adobe product i don't want to record in any other software .
Any advice ???
Thank you

See my reply in the other thread. Please don't double post as it is confusing to give answers. Unfortunately your picture doesn't show any helpful information to give us a clue as to what the problem is. A more helpful image would be of the same view but with the Input/output selection shown (rather than the fx view) by clicking on the double arrow icon to the left of the fx one which is selected at present.

My adobe audition app I have payed disappeared so I had t uinstall the program and need to help to get it back: have tried to download it again but it dont work! This has happend twice now.

Hallo! I ned help to get my adobe audition app as I have payed for back to my computer. I had to uinstall the program also creative cloud since I didnt have the audition app any longer? This has happend before and I like have my money back as I have payed for it or help from tthe adobe team to install it again with the app.
Thank you for help
Lise Tollefsen Slembe

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Adobe Audition keeps crashing at start-up.

I've tried re-installing three times, tried deleting the 4.0 folder, tried running it as administrator, tried holding the shift key and it keeps crashing. The additional info on the crash is as follows:
Problem Event Name:          APPCRASH
Application Name:          Adobe Audition.exe
Application Version:          4.0.0.1815
Application Timestamp:          4d8ba538
Fault Module Name:          AuScripting.dll
Fault Module Version:          4.0.0.1815
Fault Module Timestamp:          4d8b96b4
Exception Code:          c0000005
Exception Offset:          000c5db7
OS Version:          6.1.7600.2.0.0.256.1
Locale ID:          1046
Additional Information 1:          0a9e
Additional Information 2:          0a9e372d3b4ad19135b953a78882e789
Additional Information 3:          0a9e
Additional Information 4:          0a9e372d3b4ad19135b953a78882e789 .
Don't know what to do....Help please

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Re: Adobe Audition Content Download

I was instructed to post my question here by the Adobe telephone Customer Support:
I have recently purchased Audition CS6.
This provided me with downloadable music and effects through adobe.com, "Adobe Audition Content Download" (Which referrs to "loopology" in the html address..)
the site is:
https://www.adobe.com/cfusion/entitlement/index.cfm?e=auditionloopology
Adobe Telephone Customer Support has informed me that this audio collection IS royalty-free and attribution-free.
What they were not able to answer was this:
Additionally, does this collection have a Cue Sheet requirement or any other legal restrictions for use in the broadcast arena?
The EULA link for this collection points to a page that referrs to the entire Adobe product family. I could not find legal information pertaining to this particular service anywhere on that page.
Thanks, in advance, for your help!

rainman_75 wrote:
Adobe Telephone Customer Support has informed me that this audio collection IS royalty-free and attribution-free.
What they were not able to answer was this:
Additionally, does this collection have a Cue Sheet requirement or any other legal restrictions for use in the broadcast arena?
I think you'll find that 'attribution free' means exactly that - and we've always regarded it that way. I know the originator of some of it, and he has effectively waived all rights to what he did, so we are presuming that the same thing applies to all of it. This means that effectively, there are no broadcast restrictions, and no cue sheet requirements - although you might want to attribute the collection, just to stop questions, I suppose. I read through the Software Licence agreement, and the part of this that appears to be relevant is this:
2.3 Content Files. Unless stated otherwise in the “Read-Me” files, Documentation, or other license(s) associated with the Content Files, Customer may use, display, modify, reproduce, and distribute any of the Content Files. However, Customer may not distribute the Content Files on a stand-alone basis (i.e., in circumstances in which the Content Files constitute the primary value of the product being distributed), and Customer may not claim any trademark rights in the Content Files or derivative works thereof. Nothing stated herein shall affect the ownership of the Software as stated in Section 3.
So, if the read-me's don't say otherwise, you're good to go doing nothing!

Frequency Analysis on Adobe Audition CS5.5 for bioacoustics research

Hi everyone,
In need of some help.
I research whale/dolphin sounds, and have previously used Raven Pro for analysis. Ive found Adobe Audition produces a much better spectrogram (think it must be the FFT algorithm) and allows me to visualize a lot of whale calls that I may have missed previously by visual inspection on other software.
I need to measure these calls. Basically I need the duration (seconds), minimum frequency (kHz), maximum frequency (kHz) etc.
I have played around with the Frequency Analysis tool in Adobe Audition, and this cannot compute these figures for me at all. In Raven, it was extremely user friendly, and all you had to do was highlight the call by moving your cursor over and selecting the call, and in the left hand window, it would tell you the min F and max F and duration for that swatch that you had highlighted. Is there any way of doing this in Adobe? I know you can visually see on the right hand side the Frequency axis- but it doesn't give you the exact frequency i.e. I need it to be to 2 decimal places eg. 2.12 kHz minimum etc.
I have inserted a screen grab of what I mean when you "highlight the call".
Is there any way of doing this? I would be incredibly surprized if Adobe Audition does not have the ability to do so. But I have read through the manual and gone through a lot of threads and just can't find any information on it. Any help would be greatly appreciated!!!!!!!
Thankyou so much in advance
Bec.
p.s. Whilst Im asking, is there anyway to change the time format in the "Selection/View" box? Ive seen you can display it many many ways, but I need it in seconds, and the most sensible time format is mm:ss.ddd. Is there anyway I can change it to just ss:ss? There are a bunch of options for frame times, but nothing else for actual time.

becbioacoustics wrote:
I need to measure these calls. Basically I need the duration (seconds), minimum frequency (kHz), maximum frequency (kHz) etc.
I have played around with the Frequency Analysis tool in Adobe Audition, and this cannot compute these figures for me at all. In Raven, it was extremely user friendly, and all you had to do was highlight the call by moving your cursor over and selecting the call, and in the left hand window, it would tell you the min F and max F and duration for that swatch that you had highlighted. Is there any way of doing this in Adobe? I know you can visually see on the right hand side the Frequency axis- but it doesn't give you the exact frequency i.e. I need it to be to 2 decimal places eg. 2.12 kHz minimum etc.
I have inserted a screen grab of what I mean when you "highlight the call".
Is there any way of doing this? I would be incredibly surprized if Adobe Audition does not have the ability to do so. But I have read through the manual and gone through a lot of threads and just can't find any information on it. Any help would be greatly appreciated!!!!!!!
When you highlight a section, in the bottom right corner of the screen you'll find the timing section, and in there the box marked 'duration' will show you exactly how much time you've highlighted. In Frequency Analysis, the way to note highest and lowest frequencies is, unfortunately, manual and involves finding them with the cursor and noting the cursor information (under the display). If you open the advanced window, you'll get more information, including the level of the frequency at the cursor position. Also there's a bug in the display (or more to the point, the way it's calculated) which means that if you highlight just one section in the spectral view, this isn't what the Frequency Analysis display shows - I'm reporting that one.
p.s. Whilst Im asking, is there anyway to change the time format in the "Selection/View" box? Ive seen you can display it many many ways, but I need it in seconds, and the most sensible time format is mm:ss.ddd. Is there anyway I can change it to just ss:ss? There are a bunch of options for frame times, but nothing else for actual time.
No I'm afraid there isn't. I did try a cheat to see if I could at least get the timeline to do this, but that won't work either. Yes I think it should be there as an option too...

Adobe Audition CS5.5 Crash on Start-Up in Mac OS 10.10

I am getting this crash when starting up AA CS5.5:
Application Specific Information:
terminating with uncaught exception of type dvacore::filesupport::create_exception: $$$/dvacore/filesupport/Create=Could not create the file '@0'.
abort() called
The full crash code is here: AudobeAuditionCrashSMG - Pastebin.com
Has anyone had the same problem and is there a fix?
Thanks,
Shawn

The crash log indicates this occurs as Audition is trying to create the temp cache directories. Is this installation of OS X 10.10 an upgrade from 10.9? A common issue with OS X upgrades is invalid permissions on some user folders, so it's always worth checking this first.
Launch Applications > Utilities > Disk Utility.app and click on your main hard drive, then select "Repair Disk Permissions." This should scan and correct folder permissions and Audition may launch successfully after.
If this doesn't help, let's verify that Audition's preference files haven't become corrupted during the upgrade. Open Finder, click Go in the menu, hold down OPTION, and click on Library when it appears in the location list. Then navigate to Preferences > Adobe > Audition and rename the "4.0" folder to "4.0.BACKUP" or something similar. Then launch Audition once more and it should rebuild everything to its default settings.
If that still fails, let us know and we can continue troubleshooting.

Adobe audition could not find a supported audio device. Please check your device settings.

After install adobe audition 3.0 version (Legency version downloaded from official website), it can't start normally, a dialog shows the information as title and the application shut down automatically after click OK button.

Well, that is pretty much expected if you are using a contemporary operating system. It's simply not compatible. Too much has changed.
Mylenium

How do I install VSTi in Adobe Audition CC?

I've been trying to follow some tutorials, but they all seem to be really old. As it is now, my Audio Plug-In Manager can't find anything at all, including the .dll files that were provided at installation. What I want to do is install some VSTi and use them with a MIDI keyboard, which seems to be possible in recent versions of Adobe Audition - but I can't find much information on how. I can't tell if the files I try to install are just not compatible, because the Audio Plug-In Manager won't register anything at all.
Any help on how to use VSTi with Adobe Audition CC would be much appreciated.

Thank you for your reply!
I guess I will go back to Reaper for my VSTi needs.
Thanks again, good to have it clarified.

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