My PrE 11 App Crashes during DVD Burn at ~72% thru Encoding Media - image renderer dll

Question

This error occurs consistently with a project I just started.  Project was initially created under PrE 2 then Copied via Archive and continued under Pre 11.  I'm a new user and I need some of your expert help to resolve this.  Windows 7 event viewer signature is as follows:   Hope you can help me with this I've spent 2 days working this so far.
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Answer 1

Reporting progress this AM:
Windows updates are installed and current in both HP (Win 7 64) and Dell (XP 32).  It appears anti-virus does not have any involvement in either case.  Last set of trials had Norton on and active and had predictable outcomes (more later).  Based on this mornings test cases it could be that Win 7 PrE 11 64 bit DVD Burn process (Sysinternals has PrE burn.exe running at 32 bits) is more sensitve to bad scene clips than the Win XP PrE 11 32 bit DVD Burn process.
Test cases performed today...Methodology -- since my detailed examination of the Project timeline did not turn up any answers I proceeded with a set of Tests to remove major scenes from the offending project stating from the END and working forward performing a project save and PrE restart after each scene removal. 
Test case A - removed last scene, reduced timeline total from 01:00:18:00 h to 00:58:00:16. The resulting autoplay DVD burn on HP Appcrashed at 74% thru 'Encoding Media'.  Last result prior to this was Appcrash at 71%.  I then tested this Project case A against the Dell autoplay DVD burn which was good as expected.
Test case B - also removed the next to last scene, reduced timeline total to 00:54:07:28.  The resulting autoplay DVD burn on HP Appcrashed at 80% thru 'Encoding Media'.  Spotting a trend, I calculated the offending timeline event to be approximately 00:42:45:27 to 00:43:20:15.  Going to this point in the Project timeline I once more looked for any artifacts or gaps. Finding none I also removed the continuous sub-scene starting at 00:42:45:26 ending at 00:43:45:08. 
Test Case C - Removing the sub-scene along with last 2 scenes reduced the Project total timeline to 00:53:13:18.  The resulting autoplay DVD Burn on HP Appcrashed this time at 82% thru "Encoding Media'. So...examining the total timeline scene at around 00:43:00:00 I find 13 more sub-scenes that are derived from a set of old 8mm film conversions to .avi files.  The sub-scenes are moderately adjusted for lightness and color and are a little out of sequence from the original .avi files.  So lets remove them all.
Test Case D1 - Removing the last 2 scenes and the 4th scene from last, reduced the Project total timeline to 00:50:42:00. The resulting autoplay DVD Burn on HP was successful!  I then prepared a Travel-Menu-based DVD Burn on the HP with 3 scene markers and it also was successful.  So I believe the Project may be OK under HP Win 7 64 PrE 11 by removing or perhaps re-editing the 4th from last Scene.  To test this conclusion I will add the last 2 scenes back into the Project and try a Menu-Based Burn on both the HP and Dell platforms.  I believe it will work .. will report back.
This conclusion does not explain the root cause(s) for the ProblemSignature 'Image Renderer dll Appcrash' but may establish a workaround for this project.  For the 4 Test cases iterated here I used the referenced Process Explorer Sysinternals to look into potential process conflicts.  After Test Case B the Sysinternals was used to examine the 'Adobe Premiere DVD burn.exe' thread (TID 4948, CPU 0.05).  Message reads " Dbghelp.dll Configured does not support the Microsoft Symbol Server. Please download & install the Microsoft Debugging Tools for Windows to get a version that works."  This action is way beyond my experience level.  I will await overwatch input and continue with workaround analysis.
Apologies for tedious details...but, making progress. Thanks for listening & guidance. rdub