Fix for crash caused by conflict with Joesoft Hear software

Here's information about a fix for the crash in After Effects & Premiere Pro CS5 caused by a conflict with the Joesoft Hear audio enhancer:
http://bit.ly/hyqEZ4

After 2 days trying to get AE and Premiere past the mediacore initialization message, I finally stumbled on this little message. Updating Hear definitely solves the problem!

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Fix for crash in After Effects CS5 and Premiere Pro CS5 when Joesoft Hear audio enhancer installed

After Effects CS5 and Premiere Pro CS5 both can crash due to a conflict with the Joesoft Hear audio enhancer.
We've just gotten confirmation from Joesoft that they've released a beta version of Hear that doesn't conflict with After Effects CS5 and Premiere Pro CS5. We're recommending that our customers who also use Hear install the 1.0.5b2 (build 490) beta version of Hear.
Let us know on this forum thread whether this solution works for you. We on the After Effects and Premiere Pro teams will monitor this thread for feedback, and we'll make sure that the folks at Joesoft get the information that they need, too.
When reporting back, be sure to let us know whether you've installed the Premiere Pro CS5 (5.0.2) update and After Effects CS5 (10.0.1) update.

After 2 days trying to get AE and Premiere past the mediacore initialization message, I finally stumbled on this little message. Updating Hear definitely solves the problem!

[FIXED] kernel26-lts for Intel driver's conflict with KMS in kernel26

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Jun 27 14:27:47 David-Thorpes-Computer kernel[0]: FireWire (OHCI) TI ID 8025 PCI: 363 bus resets in last minute.
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