Debug event f:\mightysilt_win64\shared\adobe\mediacore\mediafoundation\api\inc\keyframe

Question

Hello everybody,
I just ran into this extremely annoying problem:
Premiere Pro CS6 cannot load my project anymore. It gives the following error message:
Premiere  Pro has encountered an error.
f:\mightysilt_win64\shared\adobe\mediacore\mediafoundation\api\inc\keyframe
My autosave files all refuse to open giving another error
..\..\src\TickTime.cpp-364
When i press continue it says the project might be damaged or contain outdated elements.
I do not know what that means...
I do not know what i did last before the problem started, except for adding some layers (lightstreaks) rendering the file and then stopping that thinking "I'll do it later"
What a mistake. The projectfile didn't open anymore when i got home. All my autosaves now give similar errors.
I got warpstabilizer on some clips but would gladly give that up if there was a way to open these files. I cannot import them to a new project. Essentially the files refuse to open in any possible way.
You can find my latest projectfile here: jajageweetmaarnooit.prproj - Google Drive
I am desperate, this movie needs to be delivered tomorrow and i have to start all over.

Answer 1

I even tried to transfer my project to a different computer, but still the same problem.
From what I understand form my google-searches, this error might be related to 'Regional Settings' and Keyframes, where decimal separators "." got replased by "," on non-Eglish Windows systems.
I've tried the solution suggested on some adobe help-page:
Solution
Download perl from http://www.activestate.com/activeperl/downloads.
Run the following command using command prompt on your computer:
perl -p -e "s/([-0-9]+?),([0-9]{12,24})/$1.$2/g" damaged.prproj >newfile.prproj
Replace damaged.prproj with the path of the prproj file that you are trying to open. For example, you are trying to open picnic.prproj saved to the Picnic folder of your computer's C drive. The path in this case is C:\Picinic\picnic.prproj.
Replace newfile.prproj with the path where you want the new file created. For example, if you want to create the file in the same location, use C:\Picinic\picnic1.prproj.
You rename the file to avoid conflict arising due to similar filenames in the same folder.Using the above example, the command is:
perl -p -e "s/([-0-9]+?),([0-9]{12,24})/$1.$2/g" C:\Picnic\picnic.prproj >C:\Picnic\picnic1.prproj
And I've even tried uploading my file to this page, with no luck: http://www.vibait.com/software/premiere-fix-keyframe.h-142/
Some people are suggesting to open up the project file in a textedior to change the ',' and '.' manually. But I found this to time-consuming as I don't know which commas to keep and not.
Paying € 250 or more to "Recovery for Adobe Premiere Projects with Error" is not an option.
But as mentioned, I've already started this project over once, and would not like to do it again, only to run into the same problem.