Error: [..\..Src\Time.cpp-105]

Using Procoder 3:
I used:
MPEG2 - DVD - NTSC (mastering quality) preset.
I have two files m2v and .wave that I tried to import into Encore CS3.
It does not like my video. I get this error:
Adobe Encore has encountered an error.
[..\..Src\Time.cpp-105]
An input contract violation has occurred!
Any ideas?
Thanks,
Simon

You need to watch out for Quicktime auto-updating itself. I turn this feature off, but within a few days it is always back on. A couple of months back I missed this and got this error. I tried various ways to sort it, but eventually had to revert to an image made some weeks before. This old image had the safe 7.5.5 version of Quicktime.
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<?xml version="1.0"?> <!DOCTYPE crashreport SYSTEM "AdobeCrashReporter.dtd"> <crashreport version="1.1" crVersion="3.0.20090804" applicationName="Adobe Premiere Elements" applicationVersion="8. 0. 0. 0" build="unknown"> <time year="2009" month="11" day="19" hour="11" minute="51" second="20"/> <user guid="323c9019-64a6-4b68-8502-a51259f444ab"/> <system platform="windows" osversion="5.1.2600 SP 3.0" applicationlanguage="English (United States)" userlanguage="en_AU" oslanguage="en_AU" ram="2035" machine="Intel(R) Core(TM)2 Duo CPU P8600 @ 2.40GHz" model="x86 Family 6 Model 23 Stepping 10" cpuCount="2" cpuFreq="2394 MHz" busFreq="" locale="English (Australia)"/> <crash exception="EXCEPTION_BREAKPOINT" instruction="0x0097df10"> <backtrace crashedThread="0"> <thread index="0"> <stackStatement index="0" address="0x0097df10" symbolname="dvacore::debug::DVA_DebugBreak"/> <stackStatement index="1" address="0x00a0123a" symbolname="dvacore::utility::ThreadSafeMessageDialog"/> </thread> 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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
http://forums.adobe.com/community/premiere/premiere_elements

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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I am trying to use some of my presets using MPEG2 format and it is giving me this error: [/Volumes/BuildDisk/builds/ame602_mac/main/app/frontend/prj/mac/../../src/Command.cpp-251 9]. I try the system presets that use MPEG2 and I get the same error. I notice if I try to make a new preset, I do not even have the option to choose MPEG2. I only get MPEG4 or MPEG4 (Legacy). I am using AME 7.0.2; if anyone has an idea on why I can't use MPEG2 please let me know.
Thanks,
Mike

Hi mboory,
Please mention the exact version of Media Encoder CS6 that you are using and also the version of operating system. Please check the below link as well.
http://forums.adobe.com/message/4402558
Regards,
Vinay

Adobe Media Encoder error [..\..\Src\RenderFrame.cpp-199]

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I'm trying to utilize Prelude to actually TRANSCODE some R3D material. Since R3D clips are spanned, Prelude can 'reassemble' them. (I don't understand why AME can't do this since Prelude uses AME... but...)
I get this error when trying to start the transcode in Prelude... any help out there?
Thanks!

Hi mboory,
Please mention the exact version of Media Encoder CS6 that you are using and also the version of operating system. Please check the below link as well.
http://forums.adobe.com/message/4402558
Regards,
Vinay

Error message [..\..\src\RemoteImporterModule.cpp-282]

Hi
I work with Premierre pro CS4. When I export my media the adobe media encoder seems to be working fine when I push start queue, untill l get the error message [..\..\src\RemoteImporterModule.cpp-282] This only happens with one particular project, but with all sequences in this project. Can anyone tell me what it means, and what I should do to be able to export my movie. I have tried different formats, but none of them work.

Dylan,
I agree with John T. on starting a new post. I almost did not even view this one, due to the course that it has run.
We might be able to get a poor, overworked MOD to "branch it," but then the title might not generate enough interest. In a forum, like this one, the post's title is sort of like a magazine's cover on the news stand - it needs to grab people, in hopes that they will at least look inside of it.
If you do create a new post/discussion, we can Copy John T's questions to it, but do not hesitate to incorporate those answers into your post. We can do that, as mere users, and do not need a MOD's console to do it.
The more info, that you can add, the fewer questions you will get, and the sooner people can get to work on your issue.
If I understand correctly, I do not recall reading of this. However, and predicated on the answers to John T's questions, there might be something else happening.
Good luck, and I will look for the new post.
Hunt

Error: [..\..Src\Time.cpp-105]

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