After installion OSX Lion... funny colors

Question

Hi there!
After installing OSX Lion on my system I installed completely new my master collection CS3 with Premiere Pro.
And now always when I cut or move my clips it makes funny red colors which is really hitting on my nervs - it's working but... seriously???!
You can answer in english or german - THANK YOU ALL!!!

Answer 1

Lars,
Thanks for sharing the discussion with Adobe.That confirms my fears.
Unfortunately, when one has an older program, that was written well before a new OS was even in development, things can go very wrong. The lack of support for a program, that is now 2.5 versions old, is about what I had expected. Adobe is not alone here, as I encountered many programs, that were written for earlier versions of Windows, when XP hit. Many would just not work, and could not be made to work. Also, none of those older versions were supported any longer.
For a very few, that I used often, I had to build a new computer, just for them. Though the "parts" of that computer were then state-of-the-art, I had to limit the installed RAM to 512MB (contemporary computers had 4GB RAM, but those older programs could not see more that 512MB, so reported that there was "not enough RAM" to run them, when there was actually too much! I also had to run a much older OS for them. Over time, I was finally able to find replacement programs for those "old stand-bys" most of which were from dead companies. When I was able to find replacements, I could finally go in and add 4GB of RAM and unleash the potential power of that box, with a new OS.
For other programs, I had to hold off on going to XP, until I had upgraded each. While not as expensive, as say Adobe Master Collection, because of the number, it was not cheap. It was not until XP was up to SP-2, that I could finally install the new OS, and then install all of my upgraded programs.
With legacy software, and newer OS's (not just on the PC), there are often compromises to be made. In my case, I took what I think was your "option 1."
I feel your pain, and that of several other users of Lion with older versions of Premiere. I have been there - done that, and had to bite a few bullets along the way. On one hand, we get more powerful OS's, but on the other, some legacy software will just not run on them.
Good luck,
Hunt