Adobe Premiere Elements 11 running very slowly

I have been working on my first project on Premier Elements 11. After rendering, I now see an alert when the project first opens "Premiere Elements is running very low on system memory. Save the project and proceed with caution. The project also becomes non responsive and I have to shut it down. Any fixes or ideas?

ambernikki
What computer operating system are you running your Premiere Elements 11 on?
What are the properties of your source media that you have on that Expert workspace Timeline, especially when you are getting those low memory messages? You can get that information from a MediaInfo properties readout or we could try to figure that out from the brand/model of your camera and its settings.
http://mediaarea.net/en/MediaInfo
We need to find out such things as video and audio compression, frame size, frame rate, file extension, pixel aspect ratio, duration, etc.
What is the description of your computer from the point of view of installed/available RAM and free hard drive space. Have you set up the Scratch Discs (Edit Menu/Preferences/Scratch Disks)? Is your computer optimized..defragmented...etc. Often a run through of ccleaner helps for computer optimization. http://www.piriform.com/ccleaner
Have you used other versions of Premiere Elements or is Premiere Elements 11 your first experience with any very of Premiere Elements?
What is your intended export for the Timeline content that you are building?
Let us start here and then we can decide what next.
We will watch for your details and then we will troubleshooting strategy based on you report.
Thanks.
ATR
Thanks.
ATR

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