Capture error, anyone help ?     Src\filemanagerImpl.cpp-94

I've been using Prem cs5 for some time, but today while capturing (something ive done with out problem in the past) pre keeps crashing on me
with the message
Src\filemanagerImpl.cpp-94
any one got any clues or pointers please..?

I was having the same problems as others capturing DV video from tape with Scene Detect on.
In Windows 7, I did the following:
1. Set the power options to never turn off ANYTHING (disk, screen, sleep etc)
2. Closed all apps.
3. Turned off Antivirus Resident shield
I did the following in Premiere:
1. Turned off Auto Save
2. In the Capture Settings, under DURING CAPTURE, I turned OFF "Preview Video on Desktop" and "Preview Audio on Desktop"
3. Set Scene detect on, and clicked "Abort on dropped frames."
4. Once I started capturing, I did not touch the computer. (Like in the old days)
I have now captured 3 full one hour DV tapes with NO errors!  Each tape has had many long and short clips ( about 180 per tape)
Hope this helps someone.

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</crashreport>

    I noticed that your problem is happening when you are starting Premiere Elements. So I recommend that you post your question on the forum specifically for Premiere Elements at
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