Generating peak file freezes on Premiere Elements 13

After several successes, I am unable to burn a disk or file of my latest project.
Generating peak file is stuck at 99 percent
Also, Adobe is very unstable. It constantly freezes, and I have to shut it down through Task Manager. Should I uninstall Adobe? Will I lose all my projects if I do?
Thanks.

ATR, replying to your queries:
1. Yes re generating peak file stuck at 99 percent
Are you referring to a message in the progress bar while you are waiting for
Encoding
Compiling Media
Burning to Disc
2. ,avi files are on my desktop. I have lots of free space. On the scratch disks I show 244 GB -- is that free space or filled space?
Where do you have your project's Scratch Disks directed to? And, how much free space is at the location
shown in
Edit Menu
Preferences
Scratch Disks?
3. Kaspersky
What antivirus program does your computer use?
4. No to the below questions. I'm just using sound and video in an .avi file. The current project is 20 minutes. No special effects, no transitions. I put a title at the beginning plus three captions.
Have you increased the size of your projects and have started to include different video formats in these projects?
Are you including more and more still with greater and greater pixel dimensions?
5. Yes, but I don't know if I'd see a flaw if I had one. Everything looks consistent, no gaps.
Have you expected your Timeline content
with the Timeline expanded using the +- slider above the Timeline, looking for content construction irregularities?
6. I enabled and disabled the Intel HD Graphis card. No difference.
I can do very little with Adobe now. It constantly says "not responding."

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Windows Vista Ultimate. Dell M1730 Intel X7900 2.8 GHz 4.0 gigs of memory Dual NVIDIA GeForce 8700M GT with SLI off 175 Gigs available on raid for speed drive
I basically opened 10.4 G 52 minute AVI file imported via MovieMaker. I wanted to cut two segments about 3 or four minutes.
I can progress a bit at time before I get a not responding lockup. Once a blue screen of death.
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Captured roughly 2 hours of video using my Sony PD170 (don't laugh, I know it's antiquated, getting new one) with Windows Live Photo Gallery, (since PP CS4 quit importing video) and then imported that captured video into PP. I used 3 tapes to capture so there are 3 separate video clips:
tape 1 - 7.78GB appx 38 min.
tape2 - 7.80GB appx 38 min.
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Okay, here's an update to all my issues I have been having with capturing, editing, copying dvds and just a slow computer with Adobe:
First, thanks to all who responded, but to anyone with similar issues, listen up: I was experiencing many issues, not just the one noted in this discussion and what fixed it for me was to UPGRADE ADOBE PREMIERE PRO. I was using PPCS4, which as I said worked fine on my old computer. IT installed my extremely fast Dell Precision T3500 and of course migrated pretty much everything from my old computer to new one. That's when all the issues began, and to this day don't know why because according to Adobe Website and Dell website, Adobe Premiere Pro CS4 DOES work or IS CAMPITABLE with this computer.
After many efforts to find a solution, IT thought, lets try the upgrade to CS6 since I was 2 versions behind... so after applying for the Cloud membership (thanks Adobe, love it so far) and downloading CS6.... WHAM BAM, SPANK YOU MA'AM. It works terrific!
My video I mention above works perfectly and didn't kick me out once! It edited like it's supposed to!
Would anyone know why?
Special Thanks to Bill who's helped me more than he knows on this and other issues... and everyone esle who posted.
@CompNovice- I was running Premiere Pro CS4 and the video did play on Windows Media Player fine without any issues, it looked good.
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I am having problems with the last file that I open after downloading from my camcorder. This has happened everytime that I have created a DVD using Premiere Elements 8. Everytime I try to open the last file it says it is Generating Peak File and it will lock up on the last file everytime. Up till now the last video file hasnt been worth keeping,but this time I need it in my finished product. Thanks.

A lot depends on a lot of things, NOKNOT. It could be related to the type of camcorder your video is coming from or how you have your Premiere Elements project set up.
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When was the last time you ran Advanced System Care on on your system? You might be surprised how much a good cleaning and tuning can do.
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Wow, this has been going on for 3-4 hours already.
Unacceptable, and I can't find any reference to this process in the Adobe Docs for PP. I have no idea where it is in the process. Is it almost done? Does it have another 12 hours to go? What is the deal with this? I have not touched my computer in hours.
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Should I break my project down so I have 10 PP files with 1 hour of video per project?
I was hoping to keep everything in one PP file, but that is looking like a really bad idea right now. I don't remember having to suffer through anything like with when working with Final Cut Pro.
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The solution? I'm going to edit on my windows desktop.
OMG, what have I gotten myself into?
Same problem on my PC. Premiere Pro 4.2 on Windows 7 64 bit. Freshly installed. All legit software.
I made a new project, import all the video, and let it generate all peak files.
It finishes. Close Premeire. Open Premiere... Generating Peak File for...
My heart sinks so low.
I delete the .pek files and the database files and in the preferences, I set it to save cache and database files to a folder within my project folder.
It dutifully generates all new .pek file and database files. I watch it write them one by one. It does not write anything in the original Adobe shared cache folders. It completes. I quickly edit up one segment, just so I have some work to show for my 4 days of messing around with this.
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I'm speechless.
Footage was captured to disc using OnLocation on a Mac from a Panasonic AG-HVX200a via fireware.
If you want to call me an idiot, point out where I'm not doing something right.
If you want to blame my rig(s) just know that I push these systems hard daily with ZERO issues in other apps.
I'm blaming Premiere at this point. Something about how this program works is just not right. In both cases it writes over already existing .pek files. I have 4 channels per clip, so 4 .pek files for every clip I have. It's towards 1000. pek files.

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Experts...
I new in town, and to CS3.
Premier CS3 is working just fine on my system with one major exception...
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Premiere freezes when generating peak file

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Anyone know who to solve this?
I started a project in FCP 7 on a mac, exported an XML and imported it into a Win 7 64bit machine running PPro 5.03 to finish the edit.
All media loads (about 500 files) but while generating the peak files eventually the program locks up and crashes. This occurs on one of the video files (but a different video file each time). Furthermore, the peak files regenerate every time I open the project.
I have write xmp on import unchecked.
All the files are located on a single external drive (esata), which I use on both machines. I'm using Mac drive so it can be read on the Win 7 machine.
I also have my scratch disc set to the same drive (maybe this is an issue?), although I have not had an issue with it before.
The footage - 1080p Pro Res 422 HQ
CPU specs
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4gb DDR2 Ram
GT240
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Is that eSATA external formatted as FAT-32? If so, that is likely part of the issue. There is a ~ 4GB limit on file size on FAT-32, and while the PEK files will not likely exceed that limit, the CFA files likely will, depending on Duration.
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Premiere CC 2014 continuously generating peak files

Hey all,
I have a problem that seems to have started last week, when I finally had the time to upgrade to 2014 (was in the middle of a few projects and did not want any 'new software issues' to us slow down).
I expect the generation to happen upon import, but I see that it is hitting the same files over and over. I checked the cache folder this morning to see what it was doing and was shocked to see that it was generating thousands of .pek files.
I have included a screenshot of the folder. This is for just one file in my project and there were 3839 of these when I came in this morning. It is also happening for all the other files in the project.
So it would seem that after it gets finished running through all the files in the project, it starts over and does another set, then another, and so on.
So, I turned off auto peak file generation and quit the program. When I restarted while no more peaks were generated, no waveforms are showing up (odd given that there are so many to choose from).
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On the current project I am using H.264 (720 29.97) files and ProRes (Lt) 1080 29.97 files (if this makes a difference).
Mac (mid 2012) 10.8.3 - 2 x 2.4 GHz 6-Core Intel Xeon
24 GB 1333 MHz DDR3 ECC
NVIDIA Quadro K5000 4096 MB
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I had this problem on Win 7. Deleted ALL of the peak files associated with the project and relaunched. It took a while for Premiere to create all new peak files, but eventually it stopped continuously rec-creating them.
A few other things:
If you set the Preferences to Media - Save Media Cache Files next to the originals where possible, it may alleviate some problems.
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Generating peak file takes a lot of memory and is very slow

I recently tried editing a video on my somewhat older PC and it worked pretty fine. Everything ran smooth, and exporting/encoding would take 2 hours with CS4.
Then I remembered my laptop had some better specs (processor, RAM) than my PC, so I transferred my project to my laptop to try that out freeing up my PC for other stuff. But every time I try to open this project, Premiere Pro starts generating a peak file, that uses a lot of RAM (almost all 8GB of it) and slows everything down on the laptop. I tried reinstalling it, but it still persists.
So I tried making a new project, with different files, but it still happens.
This happens with video files I've captured using FRAPS, with a size up to 100GB.
Why does this happen on my laptop and not on my PC?
I can easily import large FRAPS recordings on my PC, without it freezing up and taking ages to generate a peak file.

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Bottom line: Making distinction between video editor project files and formats of exports.
Details...
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Apple iPhone, Apple iPod Widescreen Medium Quality
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Apple iPhone, Apple iPod Standard Medium Quality
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Apple iPad Widescreen High Quality
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should be an opportunity for money back within 30 days of purchased. If purchased from an authorized reseller, then the refund/return would be according to the policy of the retailer.
Please let us know if you are OK with the above information. If you need more information, please do not hesitate to ask. If clarification on anything that I have written is needed, please let me know.
Thank you.
ATR

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