Performance issues while editing automation?

Hello,
I'm working on a video mix project in logic 8. The pieces are about 20 minutes long but there are not a huge number of tracks (8). I am about 12 minutes through and getting some serious system slowdown when editing automation. I have buffers maxed, plenty of room on HD. I am occasionally getting 'out of memory' messages. This is the first project I have used logic for and I was thrilled with it until now. What am I missing?
thanks

Hi,
Further to add to this issue ,this deviation is happening for the images which has the size greater than 4KB and those images which move to the lobsegment of the Blob Column.
Thanks & Regards
Ramanathan KrishnaMurthy

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