Adobe Premiere Elements 9 "low on system memory"

Would appreciate any info./suggestions on the issue of "running low on system memory" in Premiere elements 9. "Proceed with caution..." error comes up consistently and eventually the rendered movie has an image come up with yellow background and foreign language. After that, cannot do anything more.
Here is the info. about my system: 32 bit, Windows 7 OS, 4 GB quad core, C:/ and D:/ drives 250 GB & 522 GB , (Don't know where to find info on video card)
Video/images imported from Canon 7D.
Very frustrating to work with the program this way...:(
Thanks!!

First, is there a red line above your clips on your timeline? If so, you need to render your timeline. Running the program with unrendered video on the timeline can result in out of memory reports.
Also, when you place your video on the timeline, is there a red line above it before you add effects to it? If so, you are not using the correct project preset.
When you start your project, go to Settings and select the correct project settings for you Canon 7D, based on the video format and resolution specs your camera is shooting. Using the correct settings, as I say in my books, will save you having to continually render your work.

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Hello,
I have the exact same problem as you with PE8 and Win7 (x64), and a reboot also helped me. But the problem came back the next time I tried to open PE. Have you expreienced the same? It cant be that we have to reboot every time we want to use PE?
Best regards
Øystein Morvik
Norway

Adobe Premiere Elements 8 is low on system memory. XP

Hi, I am running Adobe Premiere 8 on Windows XP 32 bit and I keep running into an error message that says Elements 8 is low on system memory. Usually shortly after the program crashes and closes. I've done some searching and the only fix I have found have been for Vista and 7 users but not for XP. I am using a ATI Radeon HD 4670 graphics card and I have 4 gigs of RAM in the computer. Any help in resolving this issue would be greatly appreciated.

Hi!
I've been working hard. Here's an update.
I gave up on my first project. I started a new one, in a new directory. I tried to make sure my machine was as clean and lean as possible.
Here's a recap of what I did so far:
. Updated graphic card driver from the manufacturer's site
. Turned of PrE automatic rendering
. Turned off Adobe Auto Analyser
. Disabled Antivirus (McAfee)
. Disabled ScreenSaver
. Checked event viewer. Seems Ok.
. Disabled rxfiler.exe using a utility from tools.roxio,com
. Upgraded Quicktime from 7.6.8 to 7.6.9
. Ran memtest86 4.1 - Memory OK.
. Disabled windows indexing.
. Killed a few processes before each session: vid.exe (logitech), toaster.exe (Dell), jusched.exe (Javaupdate), dsupd.exe (dell), cocimanager.exe
. Executed BCDEDIT /SET INCREASEUSERVA 3072 to allocate more memory to the programs.
Before I start PrE 8, memory usage is 1.26 GB.
Then I added one clip at a time wiht a transition. Rendered the clips. Click on Share then disc. This is when the BSOD appeared in my first project.
After I would save the project under a new version and add a new clip and a transition. Each time, it seems that only the new clip has to be rendered.
Everything was fine with the first 13 clips. Timeline is about 26 minutes, memory usage 2.46 GB.
I did not have the "very low on system memory" message.
Then I closed PrE8 and made a copy of the project files on an external disk (and went for lunch).
When I came back I started PrE8 and reopened my project. I checked on the timeline to see If I had to render the videos. I was surpised to see that there
was a lot to render. I did, it took about 20 minutes. After that, I clicked on Share and Disk and guess what: BSOD!!!!!
Now, each time I open a version of my project (I have 12 of it), it seems I have to render almost all the timeline.
Questions:
1. Is it normal that I have to render almost every videos every time?
2. Could it be the fact that the rendering process is long (20 minutes) that PrE crashed badly (BSOD) when I try to burn a DVD?
3. Does it mean I have to create my video montage in a single session (never close PrE)?
4. Any suggestion on how I could recover from this situation and move forward with my project?
Thanks,

Adobe Premiere Elements 10. Is it sensible to upgrade my memory to 32 Gb?

I have the following configuration (bought in September 2011).
Asus P8Z68 DELUXE, Z68 chipset
Intel Core i7 2600K 3.4 Ghz 8Mb
Kingston
Crucial SSD M4 128 Gb
Asus GeForce GTX560 Ti DirectCU II TOP 1GB 2xDVI
WD 2Tb sata 600 (black edition).
Windows 7 prof 64 bit.
Adobe Premiere Elements 10 + Photoshop Elements 10
On the 128 Gb SSD I installed, Windows 7, office 2010, Adobe elements software and the SSD is used for temp/swap-drive for Adobe elements and Windows 7.
The second drive WD SATA 600 black 2 Tb is used for all my video and photo material.
When searching on the internet and on this forum I understand that till Premiere Elements 9 Adobe didn’t use the RAM memory above 3 Gb because of the 32 bit adobe-kernel of the elements series.
Can and will Premiere Elements 10 (or higher) use the memory above 3 Gb?
When I install 32 Gb (4x8 Gb) of DRAM Memory the recommended windows swap file will be around (2x32 =) 64 Gb. With windows 7, and some software installed there will be not much space left on the SSD drive for the adobe premiere elements temp-drive. I probably have to set the temp-drive to the WD 2 TB sata 600 because there is more free space left.
I'm not sure if it is sensible to upgrade my memory.
1 Is it sensible to upgrade my memory to 32 Gb? And will it likely increase the rendering-speed of premiere elements 10 (or a future release premiere elements)?
2 Is it sensible to upgrade my memory to 16 Gb (4x 4Gb)?
3 The 32 Gb memory-upgrade costs around 300 euro/dollar. Is there a better way to improve the rendering speed (I’m not comfortable with overclocking the system)?
Hope you can help me out with this question.
Thanx!

What RAM is currently installed?
What kind of video are you processing - Standard Def. High Def. Full HD ?
What kind of durations do your project have?
Generalising, based on what others have posted, 8GB seems to be the minimum recommendation and 16GB should be excellent - if you can get 2 x 8GB you have the option for another two later.
You might want to consider a second hard disk for your temp files.
remkosp wrote:
When I install 32 Gb (4x8 Gb) of DRAM Memory the recommended windows swap file will be around (2x32 =) 64 Gb.
Since Vista I don't think that generalisation is any longer relevant. It was much more appropriate to XP and when machine RAM was still measured in MB rather than GB. With 16GB or more real RAM there shouldn't be that much need for swapping to disk anyway.
Cheers,
Neale
Insanity is hereditary, you get it from your children

Adobe Premiere Elements 11 memory

Adobe Premiere Elements 11 keeps saying my momory is ful when it isn't. What can I do?

"Memory" can be seen in several error messages, and for different reasons. It can be installed RAM, or it can be Windows Virtual Memory/Page File.
Let's start with some information first:
What OS version are you running PrE 12 on?
What are the full specs. of your computer, and especially the installed RAM.
What are your Virtual Memory (Page File) settings, if you are on Windows/PC, and how is the Page File managed?
What are you doing, when you get this error message?
Good luck, and let us know a bit more please.
Hunt

By the today e-received updates for Adobe Photoshop Elemenst 12.1 and Adobe Premiere Elements 12.1 I got this error messages: Failure code = U44M1P2003. What to do? System = Window7 64bit.

By the today e-received updates for Adobe Photoshop Elemenst 12.1 and Adobe Premiere Elements 12.1 I got this error messages: Failure code = U44M1P2003. What to do? System = Window7 64bit.

Sometimes the Adobe servers used for the updates can get busy and it’s necessary to try a couple of times. Also make sure you don’t have a firewall which may be blocking the connection. It sometimes helps to temporarily disable internet security/anti-virus software. Because the Organizer is shared by both programs it often helps to do the PSE update first, followed by the PRE update in that order.
Select the 12.1 update for PSE from the updater dialog and ensure everything else is unchecked. Quit PSE and PRE if you have it running and then start the update.
If PSE updates properly to 12.1 repeat the process for PRE.

How do I write a text below the Lower Third line, in Adobe Premiere Elements 12?

How do I write a text below the Lower Third line, in Adobe Premiere Elements 12?

Ruth Schreiber
To what Premiere Elements 12 title template (lower 3rd type) are you referring?
It is not clear what you want to do.
a. Are you able to double click the template to open it in the program's Titler?
b. Can you select the present text with the Selection Tool to move it to custom locations?
c. Can you edit the existing text in the template?
The following uses the Aquarium lower 3rd template...where do you want to write text in the template?
We will be looking forward to your follow up.
Thanks.
ATR

Adobe premiere elements 11 rendering at lower bit rate than i select

Hi, I'm using Adobe Premiere Elements 11, 64-bit Windows.
I keep trying to render a project at a bit target bit rate of 10.05 MB/S (.h264 1080p MP4) but the resulting .mp4 file keeps coming out with an average bit rate of around 7000kb instead of 10,000kb...
The source files used in the project are 17mbs..
Other projects are rendering fine.
Would be very grateful for some advice.
Edit: Now realised it's happening to a substantial fraction of my projects. I am being very careful to select the right render settings

Sminty
Please confirm
Premiere Elements 11
a. Export as
Publish+Share
Computer
AVCHD
with presets = MP4 H.264 1920 x 1080p30
and, under the Advanced Button/Video Tab of the preset, what are your setting for Maximum Bitrate to go along with the 10.5 Mbps Target Bitrate (the units there are Mbps or Mb/second which is megabits per second).
b. I believe that each encode needs to be looked at separately.
One example...Original AVCHD.mov file, 1920 x 1080p29.97, 69.9 MB, 12.579 seconds, and Bitrate Overall 46.6 Mbps and Bitrate 45 Mbps.
I decided that i would try for an AVCHD.mp4 export whose properties read out would include bitrate 10.5 Mbps.
I selected Publish+Share/Computer/AVCHD with Presets = MP4 H.264 1920 x 1080p30, and, in the Advanced Settings set Bitrate as VBR 2 Pass
Target 10.5 Mbps and Maximum 15 Mbps.
The result was an AVCHD.mp4 1920 x 1080p30 file with a Bitrate Overall 10.8 and Bitrate 10.6 Mbps.
Second example..Original AVCHD.mov file from another camera, 1920 x 1080p30, 24.0 MB, 14.14 seconds, and Bitrate Overall 14.4 Mbps and Bitrate 12.2.
I selected Publish+Share/Computer/AVCHD with Presets = MP4 H.264 1920 x 1080p30, and, in the Advanced Settings set Bitrate as VBR 2 Pass
Target 5 Mbps and Maximum 10 Mbps.
The result was an AVCHD.mp4 1920 x 1080p30 with a Bitrate Overall 5.17 Mbps and Bitrate 5.006.
Please review and consider.
Thank you.
ATR

Adobe Premiere Elements crashes on export

Hello,
I am working on a video project in Adobe Premiere Elements 4.0. My computer is a Windows Vista Ultimate 32-bit Dell XPS M1530 laptop with the following hardware:
Toshiba MK3263GSX Disk Drive
285 GB, 149 GB used
burst transfer rate: 3 MBps
5400 RPM
8 MB cache
Intel Core 2 Duo CPU T8300
2.40 GHz
4.00 GB of RAM
Whenever I try to export my project (which is less than 3 minutes long and contains no more than 2.25 GB of 720p 30fps video), the program crashes. Usually, the progress bar will go about half way before an Adobe message tells me that Premiere is running low on system memory. Not long after that, a Windows message appears telling me that "Adobe Premiere Elements has stopped working" and it crashes to the desktop. This has occured without fail perhaps 50 times in all my tries to get this to save.
As this project has progressed and become larger and larger, it has become more and more difficult to export. At first, there were no problems. Then, I had to start restarting the program or my computer immediately before exporting. After making a few more changes and additions, I have been entirely unable to export succesfully.
I have set my export settings at far lower levels than would be acceptable for this project, but the program still crashes. I was most recently trying to save the file as an .mpg with the NSTC Widescreen DVD settings. Trying to save in other file formats and at other settings has not been succesful.
I do realize that this is probably a commonly asked question, so I apoligize for bringing it up again. I have searched for information on this topic and have tried several suggestions, including changing the virtual memory and cleaning up my hard drive.
Is my computer just too weak to export this project? Would a more recent program fix my problem? Are there any techniques or suggestions I should try?
Thank you very much for your help.

>chose setting NTSC HDV
According to Kodak http://store.kodak.com/store/ekconsus/en_US/pd/Zi8_Pocket_Video_Camera/productID.156585800 you are not selecting the correct setting... that camera does not use HDV
If the forum search is working today, search on
kodak zi8
to find out what you should be doing

Crashing/slow Adobe Premiere Elements 8

Overview of probelm: Newer laptop, recently downloaded Adobe Premiere Elements 8, have uploaded 3 videos, all ranging from around 8-10 minutes, and program constantly quits out (around once every 10 minutes), runs extremely slowly, constantly shows messages saying "Adobe Premiere is running low on memory. Suggest you save your work." Also, once a message saying something about a serious error occuring but I could not read it fast enough before it quit.
Dell Laptop- Latitude E6410
System Details
Genuine Windows 7, 32-bit, no media
Intel Core i5-540 92.53GHz, 3M cache) with Turbo Boost Technology
Microsfot Office Starter 2010
Intel HD Graphics with ExpressCard
3.0GB, DDR3-1333MHz SDRAM, 2 DIMMS
No Intel vPro Technology's advanced management features
320GB 7200rpm Hard Drive
No Modem
Dell Wireless 1501 802.11b/g/n Half Mini Card
We already deleted many programs from the computer that took up space so we could put this on the computer.
         -Premiere Program size: 1,878.00MB, next program is Microsoft office at 500.00MB and no other program is even close all under 250.00MB
Already saw an earlier question and preformed some of the very similar tasks that they did.
         - I checked for updates, none available.
          -Disabeled graphics hardware acceleration
          -Enable GPU Playback was already switched off
With a new laptop and not much video being edited, why are we encountering problems so soon? Not a huge computer wizz, so when/if you respond please be detailed in what I would have to do to to fix the problem. Any help would be greatly appreciated.
Thanks
LevinLevin44

1.) Checked for updates, said none were avaiable.
2.) We are using a Sony Handycam HDR-CX550V. Connects fine to premiere, i beleive it shoots in HD quality because when we upload it to youtube it has the sybol up there.
3.) I have edited 3 videos fine in the last 3 days. It has given be error messages, program has froze, and other things, but in the end they have been edited and 2 were brought onto our youtube account even though a few times it quit unexpectadly. We went to the camera store where we purchased BOTH the camera and premiere and he ensured us the 2 would work fine together because we were going to get a Mac and use iMovie but we stayed with the current laptop and got adobe premiere. The project is set up in the NTS- DV (something like that) format where I saw on one of your earlier forums that they should.
4.) All videos have been rendered. I use to use FinalCute Express so this program is easy to use. Progam is very simple and nothing is complicated. I have visited all the tutorials and I can edit fine its just the program seems to not be responding.
In the last 20 minutes, it has come to the point where it wont even work. I have tried to edit my 4th video (about 10 mins long) and it was been sucessfully imported where I located it in a media file on our H:. But, when I drag it into the timeline I know its not rendered but when I do it the program completely freezes and I have to force quit and end now.
LevinLevin44

Adobe Premiere Elements 8 Hangs Crashes Errors - Vista 32

Hi,
First I'll admit i'm no pro (obviously why im using elements), so if im doing something amatuerish it's because i'm not a professional.
I remember using adobe premiere elements 3 a while ago, and it ran fine.
I just bought Premiere Elements 8 and it's crashed more than any program i've ever used. Ive been to many forums to address the issues however there seems to be no solution in site (especially given that their support seems to be down at the moment).
The first "weird" issue is that I get a little red X that appears at the lower left portion of the screen and when I click on it it says that my preformance will be poor because my graphics card isn't working properly. This is not true as my Dual Nvidia 9800GT cards are working fine. (I have sli turned off for the record because of a conflict with Cubase). So I don't know what this means. But I did notice something odd in my windows video display options I have 1 montor enabled but I see 3 grayed out disabled monitors even thought I only have 1 plugged in. (I was using an additional one but it's unplugged currently)
My most common issue is with hanging that won't end. This usually happens when I apply a change to a file and trim it, or move it almost always in the timeline. The progrom just closes all together when I edit still images from time to time especially when I overlap it with a video.
When the hangs happen my Cpu is at 12%ish, and I have ram available. Although Premiere uses a truckload!
Here are my project specs:
The preset project mode that I chose was HD (hard drive) video, widescreen 48k because the files are from my hard drive so I didn't know what to choose
Working with .mov files which were improperly formated from the source with regards to aspect and given to me so i had to stretch them out (could this be an issue?)
Using the standard Premiere sound driver, although I do have a focurite interface but i only use that for Cubase.
Backround rendering is on (seems to speed things up with regards to workflow)
Autoanalyzer is off
Computer specs:
Dell XPS 630i
Intel Core2duo 3.16 Ghz
4 Gigs of ram (although only 2.8 showing because of partition issues anyone have a solution?)
Windows Vista 32 home premium
Dual SLI Nvidia 9800GT graphics cards - Both rated at 512 memory (latest drivers, physex, and 3D have been uninstalled threaded optimization turned off)
Mcaffe security system
If anyone can figure anything out from what I wrote please let me know! thanks

Here's some basics (some of which you've already covered). Definitely disable McAfee realtime scanning while using PRE.:
Install all Windows Updates.
Install latest version of Apple QuickTime (v7.6.8 at time of writing). Even if you don't use QuickTime, PRE relies heavily on it.
Install most recent graphics and sound drivers from the manufacturers web sites.
Run Disk Cleanup.
Run Defragmenter.
Temporarily disable any anti-virus realtime scanning.
Use the GSpot Codec Information Utility to analyse the file and post screen image.
Post back here with the necessary information described here: Got a Problem? How to Get Started
As you've JUST bought PRE8 contact Adobe and get the complimentary upgrade to PRE9. Upgrade eligibility after new product announcement
Cheers,
Neale
Insanity is hereditary, you get it from your children

Adobe Premiere Elements 4 - Rendering Problem

If I create small slide shows in Photoshop Elements 6 (ranging from 59 - 125 JPEG Still Shots with captions and/or added text)I can then send each slide show separately into Premiere Elements 4, make further adjustments and add title pages, I can then render and save as a project.
If I take several of these slide shows as a block and send them to Premiere Elements 4, I get a Premiere Elements window stating "Adobe Premiere Elements is running very low on system memory, please save your project and proceed with caution". So I click OK and save. I then go to render, after 2-4% rendering I get a video Preview Error window with various warnings including, "Out of Memory - Unknown Error" or "Disc write error:- verify drive connections, available disc space and disc access privileges. Then save close and relaunch project".
If I open a slide show project in Premiere Elements 4 and try to add a second slide show to it via the get media button - in the Add Media window I get Look in 4.0 and five folders appear (no icons for projects) I can then look in files of type and there is no listing for .prel files so tried "all files" and the icons for the slide shows appear. I then select a second slide show to add to the first and click open. I now get an Add Media Failure window which gives file addresses and the error reads "File format not supported/ one of the necessary components may not have been installed".
I have run the installation disc again to repair any installation errors but to no avail.
My computer is an Intel core 2 duo 3.16 GHz on an Asus P5Q P45M M/board with Gigabyte GF9600GT Graphics card.750GB HDD & 4GB Ram.
Hope somebody can help.
Bob Smith.

Most likely your photos are too large. We recommend using no larger than photos no larger than 1000x750 pixels in size. (The actual file size of the JPEGs has nothing to do with this, since JPEGs can be highly compressed.
http://www.adobeforums.com/webx/.3bb8822c
Resize your photos and you'll see a huge boost in performance.

Very low on system memory warning with plenty of memory left

Hi,
I am using Premiere Elements 7 on Windows XP, AMD 3GHz dual core with 4GB memory. I create DVDs based on AVCHD files from a Canon HF100, almost no editing, 1 hour of DVD content (8 GB worth of AVCHD files) . I have done this with the same configuration in the past without problems, but lately Premiere has been very unstable, either crashing outright or giving me the following warning:
Adobe Premiere Elements is running very low on system memory. Please save your project and proceed with caution.
When I try to burn a DVD, this warning is always shows within minutes, followed by a transcoding error. I tried everything to free up more space, nothing else significant is running on my machine, and I have exited most other background processes. When the above warning is shown, physical memory consumption is is reported as following:
Commit Charge: 1.8 GB
Premiere Elements process: 1.1 GB
Free memory: 1.5 GB
I also have virtual memory set to 8GB. Premiere scratch directories are on a disk with 500GB free space. I uninstalled and reinstalled Premiere, but no improvement.
Other relevant software on my machine, some of it installed after I had my last successful DVD burn:
Norton 360 2010 (Disabled Firewall and Autoprotect)
Adobe Web Premium CS3
Adobe Lightroom 2.5
Copernic Desktop Search (Disabled)
A number of free video tools, like HandBrake, AutoGK, AVISynth, VobSub, DVD Decrypter, Xvid
Tivo Desktop (Disabled)
iTunes (Disabled)
Could there be any side effect from the other software? Any potential hardware problems I should investigate? Everything else works perfectly, including the other Adobe products.
I very much appreciate your help, Premiere is unusable at the moment and I have some DVDs I desperately want to create.
Thanks,
Alex

Have you rendered your timeline?
If you're sceneline mode, switch to timeline mode. Is there a red line above your clips? If so, press Enter and let the program render your timeline (the red line will turn green).
This should greatly improve your program's stability and performance.
Also, ensure that the disc where you are storing your video files is formatted NTFS and not FAT32 (as they are when they come from the factory). FAT32 drives have a file size limit that can choke video work.
And, if this 500 gig drive is not your C drive, ensure that your C drive also has at least 30-50 gigs of free space, freshly defragmented and with its temp files regularly cleared.

Adobe Premiere Elements Help

I am using Adobe Premiere Elements 4.0 with Windows 7. It's worked before, but now every time I try to work on my project a window pops up that says "Adobe Premiere Elements has stopped working" and the programs closes. Occasionally, a different window pops up that says "Adobe Premiere Elements is low on system memory. Please save your project and proceed with caution." Help!

ajn333
I think that we need to look at those low memory messages. And, we need more details.
1. Given you have Premiere Elements 4 on Windows 7? Is that 32 bit or 64 bit. Premiere Elements 4 will be a 32 bit application either way with max. supported installed RAM = 4 GB of which 3 GB of RAM or less are available. So, first, how much RAM do you have installed and how much of that is available?
2. What is your project preset and what are the properties of your source media? Photos, pixel dimensions and how many photos; video, properties for video and audio....total duration of the Timeline. Those video and audio compressions as well as the file extension are important. Are you working with any DV AVI Type 1 video on that Timeline?
3. How long ago did it work before? And for how long were you working with Premiere Elements 4 without issues?
4. Have you optimized your computer? Besides the RAM situation, how much free hard drive space do you have? Do you do routine computer maintenance to get rid of pile ups of preview files, conformed audio, and conformed video?
5. Since the time when things were working until now, any additional programs, codecs, plug-ins, and the like?
6. What specifically are you doing in the project when you get these low memory messages and/or program and project shut downs?
Are you just opening the project, in the middle of some heavy editing, or other?
Let us start here and then decide what next.
The answers will be in the details.
Thanks.
ATR
Add On...Please do not hesitate to ask if you need clarification on anything that I have written.

Adobe Premiere Elements 9 "No Disk" Error

Please help! I have used PE9 for several months. I tried to open PE9 and I get an error message in a dialog box titled: Adobe Premiere Elements.exe - No Disk. "There is no disk in the drive. Please insert a disk into drive \Device\Harddisk1\DR3."
I try clicking on cancel, Try Again, Continue, but the dialog box continues to show after hundreds of clicks. I cannot use my PE9 at all.
Here are my system details:
Adobe PE 9.0
System: HP Pavilion dv6700 Notebook PC, Intel Core 2 Duo, T9300 2.5Ghz, 3 GB, Windows Vista Home Premium SP2 32 bit, Paging file: 3369 MB windows managed on C:\
NVIDIA GeForce 8400M GS Driver Version: 8.17.12.6658, 1/7/2011,
Drives: 3ea, FUJITSU MHY2250BH, 220GB, Drive C:\ OS, programs and Windows Virtual Memory with 42GB free, Drive D:\ HP recovery partition, 12GB, 1.2 GB free,
I-O Data HDCS-U, USB drive, Drive G:\ 1TB, 336 GB free, media files, project files, output files
CD/DVD: TSSSTcorp CDDVDW TS-L632N ATA device. Drive E:\
I appreciate your help with this problem.

Removeable drives do cause problems when the program tries to find files
That is why I always copy all video files to my data drive before starting a project, so the files stay in one place
My 3 hard drives are configured as...
1 - 320Gig Boot for Win7 64bit Pro and all program installs
2 - 320Gig data for Win7 swap file and video project files
3 - 1Terabyte data for all video files... input & output files (*)
(*) for 4 drives, drive 3 all source files & drive 4 all output files
Search Microsoft to find out how to redirect your Windows swap file
http://search.microsoft.com/search.aspx?mkt=en-US&setlang=en-US

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