Adobe Premiere CC freezes consistently

Macbook Pro Retina 15"
Intel Core i7 @ 2.2GHz (Turbo Boost to 3.4GHz)
Intel Iris Pro Graphics
16GB DDR3 RAM
Adobe Premiere CC freezes consistently when working on a variety of project files. I am editing with .mov H.264 files from an external USB 3.0 drive and every 10-20 minutes, my preview window will freeze and the spinning wheel will appear. I have tried deleting previews, trashing preferences and Adobe folder, etc. but to no avail. The commonly-suggested fix for this is to turn off OpenCL GPU Acceleration but I don't see why I should have to run Premiere at half of it's full potential on a supposedly supported GPU, especially when I'm paying for a Creative Cloud subscription every month.
I am surprised more people having issues aren't kicking up a fuss, considering the money you pay for the privilege of using these apps. Adobe, please get this sorted out or I will find myself, regrettably, moving back to Final Cut.
If anyone else has any suggestions, then of course please throw in your two cents.
-Josh

It might also be your external harddrive. If you can try switching to Firewire (to me it seems more stable than usb 3.0). Also, make sure all your footage stays on one HDD (+ render files)
Premiere supports ProRes for Macs, right? I think the best codec for you would be ProRes 422 HQ or LT if your machine cant handle it.
Another thing you could check is software incompatibility. Turn off all other programs in the background including browsers etc.

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Thanks for the reply.
Anytime I am getting too far ahead, then let me know and we can work together on putting the essentials together for this troubleshooting.
From your screenshot, you have a Windows 7 apparently 64 bit computer, lots of RAM. That computer would be great for Premiere Elements 11 Windows.
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First of all, Happy New Year.
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Hi JJ,
JJ Millen wrote:
It is not about the past times you may or may not have participated, but about the latest message from rob654 and my last messages in that thread (which are clearly not about Windows).
One great reason to get a Mac only version of the post. It is never a good idea to post on a Windows post with Mac problems. And when threads get so long and unruly, the team can't focus on the actual issue so it doesn't get the attention it needs.
Now that we have that sorted out...
JJ Millen wrote:
I checked that and it says 8.2.0. (65) build.
Thanks for the verification. You are running Premiere Pro CC 2014.2 (8.2). It helps to have that absolutely clear.
JJ Millen wrote:
Here are all the checkpoints mentioned in that thread, applicable to my project:
- Version 8.2.0;
- My Creative Cloud says Premiere Pro is up-to-date;
- Operating system is OS X Yosemite version 10.10.1 (14B25);
Very well, did things operate any differently on Mac OS X 10.9.x? Or did you have the same problem?
JJ Millen wrote:
Type: MPEG Movie
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So is this H.264? What is the camera that you are working with? DSLR?
JJ Millen wrote:
- I do not get any error messages, except for the "Sorry, a serious problem has occurred"-message after I have to force quit my Premiere because of the freeze;
What kind of drives are the media files stored on?
Are the permissions set correctly (as Read/Write) for the Mac HD and your media drives?
Are the permissions set correctly for all the Adobe folders as I outlined in my blog?
JJ Millen wrote:
- The problem mostly occurs when cutting a clip with the razor tool, regardless of the kind of clip;
When you import clips, are you using File > Import, or are you importing via the Media Browser?
JJ Millen wrote:
- Yes this has worked before, the problems started either after creating a submix (which I've deleted, without result) and/or after updating to a newer version of Premiere CC;
Definitely do not update Premiere Pro or OS X when in the middle of a project. Wait until it's complete. If you did either or both of these things, you can cause your project to become corrupt. After your current project is wrapped, test with a brand new project.
JJ Millen wrote:
- The only software I run actively besides Premiere is Apple's Mail program, Safari and/or Chrome, sometimes Wire, sometimes Spotify;
- I currently have no third-part effects or codecs installed in Premiere;
- I installed the latest CUDA Mac Driver, version 6.5.37 (release date 01/14/2015);
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Previews AKA the Media Cache are your "render files." They can become corrupt, so it's a good idea to trash them when troubleshooting. You can locate them via your Preferences > Media. Click the Browse button.
JJ Millen wrote:
Okay I went through that menu (which I'm not eager to do, I prefer direct contact) and came across the CUDA setting inside the project settings. I've now enabled the "Mercury Playback Engine GPU Acceleration (CUDA)", which might help.
So were you set to "Mercury Playback Engine Software Only" or "Mercury Playback Engine GPU Acceleration (OpenCL)" prior to changing it to "Mercury Playback Engine GPU Acceleration (CUDA)?
JJ Millen wrote:
Testing with a brand new project is not an option. I have a deadline for my current project and it's impossible to start from scratch. What I did try is start a new project and importing the existing one, which didn't help so far.
I was just wondering if you experienced the same issues in a new project. Any project you update to a new version is suspect, in my opinion. In the future, try to avoid doing that. If your current project is corrupt, I could see why you are having certain issues.
For what it's worth, we had another user that exhibited similar issues until they started with a brand new Premiere Pro CC 2014.2 (8.2) file.
Since importing your 8.1 file to a new 8.2 project isn't working, make sure to triple check permissions on all the Adobe folders I laid out in my blog post: Premiere Pro CC, CC 2014, or 2014.1 freezing on startup or crashing while working (Mac OS X 10.9, and later)
It's the #1 reason Mac users experience freezing and crashing. The other one I'd look at is that NVIDIA drivers are not working well with Yosemite. Finally, if you update a project across versions, it can become corrupt. Not much you can do about that except start a new project ASAP.
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