Export clips separately from multitrack edit bombing Audition 2015 CC

attaching a screencast. Everything is up to date.
Mac
Yosemite
latest everything.
This hasn't happened before.
Any help appreciated as I have LOTS to edit/export (and before explaining how I'm going about this wrong, trust me that I've tried many options. Doing it this way (soloing tracks in Audition to edit / batch process / level) is saving hours... or would be if I could save the tracks individually once they're edited. It's SUPPOSED to work per manuals/websites/help screens.
In the screencast I get an error message before it bombs.
That was new.
Last night, when this happened several dozen times, I never got the error message. #stepintherightdirection
Screencast of session

The screen capture wasn't a high enough resolution where I could read the crash report. Any chance you can send that to me? You can find it again by opening Applications > Utilities > Console.app then expose User Diagnostic Reports. You should see entries for each time Audition crashed - drag one of them into an email as an attachment and send it to [email protected] and I'll take a look.
I did just try it on my own system without any problems, and if it was working before then something else must be amiss. The crash report may give us the right clues to start troubleshooting.

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