Is is possible to buy a legal copy of premiere cs5?

My CS5 was clobbered when my computer crashed and I built a new one. I'm unable to document that I ever owned it or previous versions. I don't want the cloud. Is it possible to buy a legal copy of CS5?

I suggest you buy CS6 instead. It is available and is the last perpetual license.

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I don't know about any of that specifically, but I'd STRONGLY suggest not buying used software online. People get burned a lot doing that.
If you're going to lay out a hundred bucks, consider subscribing to the Creative Cloud for $9.99, and invest the other $90 to help you pay for the subscription into the future.
-Noel

OK, I now own a legal copy of Premiere pro , NOT the trial, and the program is still freezing

I am not running the trial version of this program, but I am still experiencing freezing of my computer when either exporting or rendering. Does anyone know what could possibly be causing this? I have 2.8 dual core processor, nvidia geforce 8600 gts, and 4 gigs of ram. I am running windows 7 64 bit.

I believe the source footage was avchd .mts file. It's from a Canon Vixia HF M30 camcorder.
I have a SATA hard drive , 7200 RPM, 250 gig. About 50 gigs are free. I have a western digital my book 500 gig hard drive that is external connected through USB 2.0 but that only has about 10 gigs left on it. I wasn't able to install more memory but I have 4 gig, I just upgraded last week, maybe I need to go to 6. The thing is I'm able to edit without any hiccups or choppyness in the video so I'm not sure if memory is the problem but I am probably wrong.
I just ordered a western digital 2 terabyte internal hard drive. Maybe If I dedicate that to media cache things will run smoothly?
I was using the scratch disks on the internal hard drive, then tried to split it up by putting previews and things like that on the external but there was still freezing.
If the problems still persist after I get the hard drive I'll order some extra RAM.
I hope that gives more information. Thank you for taking the time to post.

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I know i can take my download from the first purchase and install on my second system and everything will work, but I want to stay legal and buy the second copy(for $29.99)any suggestions other than "Call Apple" ?
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Hardly. Every single Mac sold comes with a complete set of disks with whatever is the latest version of the Mac OS at the time, along with gobs of useful software rather than the plethora of trial software and shovelware that comes with PCs. On top of that, many PC manufacturers don't even include a copy of the Windows software loaded on your computer! Your "backup" is on a hidden partition of the hard drive. Oh yeah, that's a really great place for the bundled software you paid for if the hard drive dies.
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I've been testing out Audition5.5 and it seems so that it really screws up the workflows we've used with version 3.
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The MacBook DVD has some specific drivers anyway, but it would be also illegal.
Sorry.
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Is it possible to buy a cable to connect my 20" Intel iMac via it's mini dvi socket at the back, to a large widescreen lcd tv via HDMI socket on the tv?
I have telephoned numerous companies on the net and they have never heard of a mini dvi socket (like the one on the back of the imac)!! Apple say I need a mini-dvi to dvi female cable but of course they don't sell them.
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