Photoshop CC rendering videos

Been trying to export a video and photoshop CC is giving me Amecommand.exe has stopped.
Maybe someone can nows the answer to this problem.
Thank you in advance.

I have not heard of that app or error. What you could do is create a small test animation that does not require a lot of ram, such as a few moving shapes and keeping the resolution to SD. See if the error still shows, if not, then it is possible the file is too large. (guessing here)

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