Error message [..\..\Src\Win\WinPathUtils.ccp-553]

MY PROJECT:
26 hours of HD footage captured from Canon XH-A1. My system/project specs are:
- Intel Quad Core Q6600 2.4Ghz CPU
- 2Gb RAM
- 4 X 500gb SATA 2 Drives
- At least 60 GIGS of head room on each drive
- Windows XP
- 25P
- Version CS3 2.0
When I load up my project this error keeps popping up repeatedly -
[..\..\Src\Win\WinPathUtils.ccp-553]
Does anyone know what this means? It is stopping my project from working properly.
Cheers,
Jeremy.

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OK....does anyone have an answer for this? I have contacted Adobe and receive no anwer yet. I am running Vista with latest SPs. My CS4 applications are on a Quad 64 bit machine with plenty of RAM and storage.
I was using Premier Pro to edit a project and it suddenly began to re-conform and index the timeline clips. Everything at worked fine previous. Also when trying earlier to make a sub-clip the sytem kept looping the sound track with a small portion of the file. Then the system froze up.
After restarting I get a splash screen and then the debug screen that indicates [..\..\Src\Win\WinPathUtils.cpp-504]. At that point the splash disappears and nothing starts. Since this I have checked the following other Adobe products: SoundBooth, After Effects, Media Encoder, and they have the same issue.
This is rediculous I have used Avid Liquid Edition for years and not experienced anything as frustrating as Adobe video/sound products. If I did not have so much money invested I would dump them in an instant. I am traveling and don't have my Liquid computer with me so I am stuck.
Any help would be greatly appreciated. I don't know where to start other than shutting down and re-booting which did not help.

Error message when right-click on desktpp

Hi.
I get a error message in Win 7 64 pro when right clicking on the desktop to get to settings saying:
"Debug Assertation Failed! Program c:\Windows\system32\igfxsrvc.exe File D:\Program Files\Mirosoft Visual Studio 9.0\VC\ATLMFC\INCLUDE\atlcorn.h
Expression: 0&& "Release called on a pointer that has already been released" For information on how your program can cause an assertation faileure, see Visual C++ doc. on assserts
(Press Retry to debug the application)"
Then I click abort and the message goes away and up pops the settings (I've tried clicking both retry and ignore with no luck) . Highly annoying and appeared after I've installed my brand new x1 carbon with latest drivers and bios with Think Vantage System Update. Anyone know how to solve that??

Hi Nikko69
Here is a couple links for some info on the "Debug Assertion Failure" message you're receiving:
http://forums.lenovo.com/t5/A-M-and-Edge-Series-ThinkCentre/Debug-Assertion-Failed/td-p/797397
http://answers.yahoo.com/question/index?qid=20100407175831AAjMzbZ
http://answers.microsoft.com/en-us/windows/forum/windows_7-system/debug-assertion-failed-error-when-...
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Error message [..\..\Src\Win\WinFile.cpp-758]

i tried to encode AVI video file with media encoder CS5 to MPEG2
and after it seemed the encoding was done i got this message?
[..\..\Src\Win\WinFile.cpp-758]
can enyone help me with this?

I had the same problem with recently updated Encore (5.01.) Tried shortening & simplifying file names with no luck either. I tried half a dozen things that sometimes work (e.g., refreshing source material, restarting Prmier Pro project from scratch) because of an error I overlooked. Nothing worked. Then, much by accident, I looked at the Media Cache. I had recently shifted the Media Cache to a new 3 TB hard drive that wasn't being used very heavily, figuring I had a lifetime supply of space. Wrong. It was completely filled up, mostly with the Media Cache. I cleared the Media Cache [Edit > Preferences > Media...] and BINGO! The project rendered cleanly.
Hope this helps.
Adobe needs to address this issue. The best solution would be to automatically clear out the cache materials associated with a perticular project whenever the project drops off the radar. A minimal solution that should be quick and easy to implement would be to monitor the empty space on the scratch disk and flash a pop-up warning when it was getting too full.
Addendum, 10 May 2012:
This one has left me thoroughly confused. Just ran a similar set of files through Encore, cleared the cache first, then good ole 758 again. It took several attempts, but finally it went through. Then I discovered I had forgotten to set something minor in the navigation and had to re-do it. Three tries later, it worked. Phase of the moon, I suppose.
This is not the first time this has happened - it happens occasionally with other similar files. I have had my best success running Encore when I let it run alone. It doesn't seem to time share very well with other programs, which is inconvenient because I like to work with Premiere and Photoshop getting the next project ready to go while Encore is processing the current one. Encore needs a batch queue like the one Premiere uses so I could prep the projects in Premiere/Photoshop during the day and then let the Encore queue run overnight. The queue would have to be configured so that if one project failed it would set it aside and move on to the next one.
Another problem Encore has is hanging temporarily. It doesn't die but just quits responding for a short time. It took me a while to discover that Encore was running but just not responsive to the operating system. I'm a little surprised because I have a fairly fast AMD 6 core chip and lots of RAM (or so I thought) at 16 GB. The gadgets and Resource Monitor tell me that the six cores are frequently using over 90% of the available combines cpu cycles and occasionally most of the available RAM.
I put in a 256 GB solid state drive, divided between the o/s and installed programs, leaveing about 120 GB for the files I was processing. The idea was that everything would be moving strictly in solid state. Maybe that speeded the system up too much. Putting in a 120 GB SSD sure made an 8-year old XP box scream though.
I am looking forward to getting CS6 in the next few weeks - I hope they have these bugs sorted out by then. From what I have seen in the forums, similar WinFile.cpp problems have been in existence since CS4 at least.
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Adobe premiere pro 6 exporting Error Message: winFile.ccp-814]

adobe premiere pro 6 exporting Error Message: winFile.ccp-814]

I'm getting the same error when I try to export a video.
Below I've tried to follow the above provided list of info required for the forum.
I'm using the most current version of Premiere Pro from CC.
I installed all the updates last night before trying to export.
I'm running an updated version of Win8.
The source footage is mostly shot from my 550D/T2i(.mov), and then there are small overlays of an mp4 video I ripped from Youtube. I'm trying to export the video as MPEG2, at 1080i settings. Is this enough info?
[..\..\Src\Win\WinFile.cpp-814] that is the error message I'm getting
When the problem occurs Ijust hit"Okay", which takes me back to the export screen. I hit "export" again, and then it appears to be exporting, but the progress bar stays on 0%.no it hasn't worked before.
Other software? As in simultaneously? Just Chrome browser. Or in conjunction with Premiere Pro; then nothing. It's a standard export from PP without any plugins or standalones contributing to the export.
As stated above, no I have no third party stuff running.
Hardware
Processor: AMD II X6 1055T 2.8GHz
Memory: 16GB
GPU: ATI 5700 1GB
No, I'm not using Mercury Playback engine.
Only with final ouput. My previews are fine.
Hope that's enough info.
Cheers

Premiere Pro (CS6) - Windows 8 - [..\...Src\Win\Winfile.cpp-814] error

Hello
Im currently having some issues with Premiero Pro (via creative suite 6) on a Windows 8 64 bit machine after reinstalling due to an error resulting in the encoding sequence crashing/hanging and remaining on 0% indefinitly
Video and audio were both taken via the same machine and are both in .MP4 format. The project will render correctly however will not export
Upon selection of export with match sequence settings enabled I receive the error box saying:
Premiere Pro Debug Event
Premiere Pro has encountered an error.
[..\...Src\Win\Winfile.cpp-814]
Upon closing the error the screen returns back to the work space. with an error box saying:Error compiling movie - unknown error. After this it again shows the infinite encoding screen.
I have tried uninstalling the programme and running any updates etc however I am unable to get it to work.
Would really appreciate an answer to this.Uninstalling and reinstalling is in itself a pain.
Many thanks

I can't give direct help with that error, but some reading that MAY help... These notes are (mostly) for Encore, but some ideas that may help
As well as the below, right click the program icon and select Run as Administrator, which is NOT the same thing as running the computer with the Administrator account, and which fixes several "odd" problems...
Run as Administrator http://forums.adobe.com/thread/969395 (Encore AND PPro)
Odd Errors http://forums.adobe.com/thread/670174
Long File Names or odd characters cause problems
Read http://forums.adobe.com/thread/588273
And #4 http://forums.adobe.com/thread/666558
And This Message Thread http://forums.adobe.com/thread/665641

Error message after installing CCP

Hi Guys,
After i inatalled the CCP 2.8, i keep on having an error message saying " CCP requires internet explorer java plug-in 1.6.0_11 or above, see attached. I installed the Java 1.7 and keep on receiving the same error.
I am actually running Win 8.1 on my PC.
Could someone help me with this, please?
Thanks in advance,
Regards,
Ovigo

Hi David,
I have followed the instruction it doesn't work, and after i uninstalled / reinstalled and at the end of the installation i got that message that i attached for the system check, which look OK, then after i disable the firewall and double check again your recommendation and i got the same error message.
Any additional comment will be greatful.
Thanks in advance.
Regards,
Ovigo

Src/Win/WinFile.cpp-754" error

I’m using PPRO in Production Premium CS4.
I’m getting the “Src/Win/WinFile.cpp-754” error” when I AME starts or shortly after it starts. System worked fine since I installed the CS4 upgrade 4 months ago but today a project is due and this happens.
My system: Dell Precision 690, 3Ghz Xeon processor, 4 GB ram, Internal HDs (1) 300 and (1) 400 GB, External HDs (2) 1 TB.
I’ve read and searched the forums and now I’m frustrated and in need of some help. Has anyone found definitive solution to this “Src/Win/WinFile.cpp-754” problem?
Thanks,
Tony

Hi,
I searched the internet with that error mssg and it seems a lot of them have to do with video card drivers. There was some information about matrox drivers and that problem on the internet...
Also some 'Axio' card driver problems related to that error message...
Have you recently updated your video card drivers ?
Rod

Windows Easy transfer , ERROR message when trying to copy settings to Win 8 PC

I have a new hp-TouchSmart Envy 23. It has 2TB drive.
I want to use Windows Easy Transfer to move all my settings and data from the Windows 7 machine to the new hp-TouchSmart (my older PC is hp desktop is model # m9177c and has Win 7 OS) .
I have used easy transfer many times and I am reasonably experienced user .
I just cannot transfer my settings and data to my new PC. I have therefore copies all my data to the hp-TouchSmart . However I need to use Windows easy transfer to move all my settings. I have a very large number of settings , macros and much else that would take a very large amount of time to re-type.
I get an ERROR message when I want to transfer my settings. It says I don’t have enough disk space. The file I want to transfer is only 10.5 GB (after I removed all my data). The new machine has 2TB and yet I keep getting this error.
I have tried every possible way of transferring the settings , including : external drive; flash drive; direct wire ; easy transfer cable etc. I keep getting the same ERR message .
I am sure Easy transfer must allow transfer from Win 7 to Win 8. BUT HOW?
PLEASE do help. I would really appreciate very much .
THANK YOU
Adam

This thread may be useful.
Windows Easy Transfer will transfer from one drive to the other to mirror the original drive. What I suspect is happening is that the program is grabbing the D drive (recovery partition on most systems) and trying to transfer it to the new system which should also have a D drive. If that is happening,t hen that error will be thrown.
Try using the advanced options and view the report to see what exactly is happening and triggering the message.
Let me know what happens.
The document in the thread is for a previous version of Windows, but you can search for Easy Transfer Reports from the Start screen in Windows 8.
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