After Effects sometimes won't export unless Premiere Pro quits

Has anyone run into this one? I will have both AE and Pr open and begin exporting comps out of AE (not dynamic linked comps) and the render barfs. I then exit out of Premiere, duplicate the output render that barfed in the render queue and it works fine.

Sorry guys, I'm new to posting here.
Running:
After Effects CC 12.2.1.5
Premiere CC 7.2.2
System:
Mac OSX 10.9.2
3.5 GHz 6-Core Intel Xeon E5
32 GB 1867 MHz DDR3 ECC
255GB SSD
Under Preferences > Media, I have my Disk Cache set to the SSD and it's Maximum Cache Size is at 60 GB (I've just bought an external thunderbolt drive to cache to but I haven't installed it yet).
Under Memory I have the RAM shared by Pr and AE set to 26 GB, with 6 reserved for other apps.
Should I post more info?

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