Premiere cs4 crash problem, review my hardware please!

I have recently purchased a canon hf200 hd camcorder for my wife's work, when i edit her work on my computer, it crashes after a while.
I read that it would be best to set up a second account on my computer for work/edit and put the preferences for the computer on best performance.
couple questions...what are the best windows settings {home premium sp1 64bit} for video editing.
and these are the components of my computer, I don't understand the 3rd hard drive that I need on raid 0 if someone could explain this to me.
i have a few hundred I can put into upgrades and such if need be.
just looking for advice on how to make computer more efficient for HD video editing and such.
hard drive:
Western Digital VelociRaptor WD1500HLFS 150GB 10000 RPM SATA 3.0Gb/s 3.5" Internal Hard Drive (bare drive) for OS files
Western Digital Caviar Black WD1001FALS 1TB 7200 RPM SATA 3.0Gb/s 3.5" Internal Hard Drives for FILES
video card:
motherboard:
ASUS P6T Deluxe V2 LGA 1366 Intel X58 ATX Intel Motherboard
power supply:
CORSAIR CMPSU-750TX 750W ATX12V / EPS12V SLI Ready CrossFire Ready 80 PLUS Certified Active PFC Compatible with Core i7 Power
cpu:
Intel Core i7 920 Nehalem 2.66GHz LGA 1366 130W Quad-Core Processor Model BX80601920
cpu fan:
Vigor Monsoon III LT Dual 120mm Fan CPU Cooler Socket 1366 Ready
memory:
G.SKILL 6GB (3 x 2GB) 240-Pin DDR3 SDRAM DDR3 1600 (PC3 12800) Triple Channel Kit Desktop Memory Model F3-12800CL8TU-6GBPI
dvd burner:
SAMSUNG 22X DVD±R DVD Burner Black SATA Model SH-S223Q LightScribe Support
os:
Microsoft Windows Vista Home Premium SP1 64-bit for System Builders
video card:
SAPPHIRE 100259-1GL Radeon HD 4870 1GB 256-bit GDDR5 PCI Express 2.0 x16 HDCP Ready CrossFire Supported Video Card

The components are good. You would profit from one or two additional WD Caviar Black disks and they do not need to be raided.
For the crashes, look here and follow the included links as well. Some suggestions

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I could use some help, my premiere cs4 crashes after I try to open a sequence.
So I was hoping that someone could give me an idea of how to fix this.
Thanks

I have version 4.2.1 of premiere and here is my computer inform
·         Window Vista home Service pack 2
·         32-bit operating system
·         AMD Athlon 64 x2 Dual-Core processor tk-57 1.90 Ghz
·         4.00 Gb of Ram
·         250 Gb hard drive
I have tried reinstalling and still the same problem. Here is the crash report:
<?xml version="1.0"?>
<!DOCTYPE crashreport SYSTEM "AdobeCrashReporter.dtd">
<crashreport version="1.1" crVersion="3.0.20080806" applicationName="Adobe Premiere Pro CS4" applicationVersion="4. 2. 1. 0" build="unknown">
<time year="2010" month="4" day="20" hour="11" minute="5" second="29"/>
<user guid="692adb7f-dfe0-4c51-909c-27b7e0f35729"/>
<system platform="windows" osversion="6.0.6002 SP 2.0" applicationlanguage="Language Neutral" userlanguage="en_US" oslanguage="en_US" ram="3452" machine="AMD Athlon(tm) 64 X2 Dual-Core Processor TK-57" model="x86 Family 15 Model 104 Stepping 2" cpuCount="2" cpuFreq="1900 MHz" busFreq="" locale="English (United States)"/>
<crash exception="EXCEPTION_ACCESS_VIOLATION" instruction="0x12547880">
<backtrace crashedThread="0">
<thread index="0">
<stackStatement index="0" address="0x12547880" symbolname="unknown"/>
<stackStatement index="1" address="0x690d80e2" symbolname="atiPPHSN"/>
<stackStatement index="2" address="0x6908d2b5" symbolname="DrvPresentBuffers"/>
<stackStatement index="3" address="0x6908d165" symbolname="DrvPresentBuffers"/>
</thread>
</backtrace>
<registerSet>
<register name="EAX" value="0x488ee075"/>
<register name="EBX" value="0x12901300"/>
<register name="ECX" value="0x128b6880"/>
<register name="EDX" value="0x00000004"/>
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CS4 Crashing Problems - Questions

Just curious in regards to all of these "CS4 Crashing" problems.
1) Before updating to Snow leopard, did you people do due diligence by at the very least checking the S.M.A.R.T. status of your drives and do a Permission Repair first BEFORE updating?
2) Did you make a clone of your working perfectly Leopard disk, or at least do a current (minutes before) Time machine backup?
3) Did you check first which 3rd party extensions such as those by Unsanity (FontCard), YouControl(Font), Growl, etc. that will NOT play nice with Snow Leopard yet until they are updated (if ever?)... and pre-update delete them?
4) Did you check to make sure that all of your fonts have been disabled and those that are NOT specifically from Apple, are removed from the User Font folders... and NOT set to load at startup?
Now after all of that... did ya still "freely" and without a gun to your head, update to Snow Leopard... a brand spankin' new (dot.zero) OS release and expect absolutely NO bugs: small, large or just inconvenient for the time being?
And now your whining here?... and complaining to Apple?
Have any of you considered reverting to your clone of Leo 10.5.8 until certain issues (yours) have been fail-safely fixed?
For the record, I did a straight-up SL update on a 2.16 CoreDuo MBP, and a 2008 8-core MacPro with NO problems! Everything working fine in 32-bit and 64-bit (MacPro), including even FreeHand under Rosetta.
NOTE: check your fonts!!! Whenever something crashes here or at any of my clients unexpectedly, font and/or font cache corruption has been the main culprit, now for over 20 years(!)

DocPixel-BMW wrote:
Well on one hand, I was guilty of letting out a rant against all of the whiners... on the other I was trying to be a bit helpful.
Maybe it will cause someone to think before starting another "Adobe or Apple must die or fix this" thread. It grates on the nerves... considering most should "fix" their expectations, upgrade habits, and most of all, the area between their ears first... BEFORE posting.
Welcome to the common sense club. A club with very few members.

Where to find Premiere CS4 Crash log?

Hi,
I've been running Premiere CS4 on Windows XP x64 for the past several months without any problems. A couple of days ago, I suddenly started getting a crash window whenever I would start up Premiere (during the splash screen loading). I accidentally clicked on the "do not display again" option in the window, so the window has since disappeared and no longer shows up.
I have tried uninstalling CS4 completely, and reinstalling the entire suite, but I still have the same problem. Furthermore, the crash report screen still doesn't display anymore.
I am starting to get quite frustrated at this point. I am not sure where to look for a crash log and/or how to figure out / pinpoint what might be causing the error.
I am running XP x64 SP2 with all the latest patches enabled.
Other CS4 apps (ie: photoshop, encore, etc), work fine.
Can anyone help point me in the right direction? I've tried searching the web to see if there is a way to reenable this crash report window and/or to find any pertinent log files, but can't seem to find anything.
I've already read through http://kb2.adobe.com/cps/405/kb405950.html and tried out most of the suggestions to no avail.
Any help and/or suggestions would be greatly appreciated. I have wasted hours trying to figure this out on my own but am just spinning my wheels at this point.
Thanks!
Eric

That is the reason we advise never installing codec packs, since it is often utter h*ll to get rid of them again, leaving the only option for the non-expert registry wizards to reinstall OS & programs. Usually a faster and better way to repair things. I don't think it is fair to blame that on Adobe, especially since you aggravated things by using an unsupported OS to start with.
Fair enough, however, everything I have read about XP64 and CS4 is that it isn't officially supported, however, should work fine. And true to form, it does/did work fine. Until I messed things up.
I guess it is the lack of debugging tools and the length of time that it takes to install/uninstall CS4 that is making this process so utterly painful. If there would be better tools and/or documentation for fixing a hole that you have dug yourself into, it would make things so much better.
I love Adobe products, but they have a history of poking around in obscure places in the OS that is intentionally undocumented, for example activation information, serial information, etc. They have only recently (in the last couple of years) started providing tools (ie: CS4clean script) to help clean up faulty/defective installs. However, even those don't seem to work perfectly. I already uninstalled CS4 and ran the clean script. Yet after reinstalling, my crash window no longer gets displayed in my original profile. Which indicates to me that there are still some setting lurking around somewhere in the system that Adobe hasn't documented.
Now I completely understand Adobe's need to do this in order to protect its IP and software and business model. Where they fall short, however, is providing tools to help the user determine what is wrong, faulty, defective in their system in order to be able to successfully (re)install the application.
My case is a prime example. If there was a way to enable a "safe mode" of sorts, or a logger that indicates exactly which files were being loaded/accessed, it would go a long way to help determine what gremlin is still lurking in the PC. Without such tools, it becomes incredibly arduous guessing constantly. Add to the fact that every "guess" that includes and installation takes 1-2 hours to complete, and the frustration levels start to increase.
That being said, I have yet-again just launched the uninstallation of CS4. Will run the clean script again afterwards, reboot, and reinstall and keep my fingers crossed.
Thanks,
Eric

Premiere CS4 crashing when timeline opened

Everytime I open a timeline in Premiere CS4 it crashes on me.. does this happen to any
one else?

Hi,
This link shows about 5 incidents of your problem in a forum...short little posts about the same problem...
As you can see ( only takes a sec to read them ) there are a number of different " solutions" to each posters problem...
http://www.dvinfo.net/forum/adobe-creative-suite/470416-premiere-cs-4-crashes.html
That includes ( as you can see ) a bad memory chip, not having the latest video card driver, dynamically linked assets, re-install of Operating system, etc..
It gives you a good idea how it is very helpful to supply as much info as possible...
Good luck
Rod

Premiere Cs4 crashes after adding second layer of video.. Help...

hello Your help is appericated..
I have an Ideapad y570 with windows 7 8gig ram and 1 gig nvidia geforece card... I have installed premiere cs4 and told my graphics card to give premiere all the joice it needs.. then when i add a second layer of video (not audio, audio layered fine...) premiere gave me the simi white screen and then crashed... I tried restarting and many other things.. I tried reinstalling the software thing that might changing things.. no effect.. any ideas or help? this laptop is ment to run well.. all of my other cs4 software is rockin fast.. but not premiere oh i need help..
you would be my hero if you could help me...
blessings
Andrew
[email protected]

my laptop specs are as follows
2nd generation Intel® Core™ i7-2670QM Processor ( 2.2GHz 1333MHz 6MB )
Genuine Windows 7 Home Premium 64
NVIDIA GeForce GT 555M 1GB
8 GB PC3-10600 DDR3 SDRAM 1333MHz
15.6" HD Glare with integrated camera 1366x768
Integrated 2.0MP Camera
Industry Standard Touchpad
500GB 7200
DVD Recordable (Dual Layer)
6 Cell Lithium-Ion
Intel 1000 BGN Wireless
Bluetooth Version 2.1 + EDR
Bluetooth Version 2.1 + EDR

Premiere CS4 - AEP problem

I have recently upgraded from Production Premium CS3 to CS4 to make use of the batch render facility in Premiere. I have a rather large CS3 project that opens fine (OK some of the garbage mattes seem to have moved, but I can fix them).
My main problem is that this project contains 100s of AEP files (short keyed out green screen clips). These are all fine in After effects, and all show in the project fine. Appear on the timeline and appear fine in the source monitor. But will not appear on the main stage view and do not appear in the render.
Does anyone know a fix for this? Am I missing something so blatently obvious I need to hang my head in shame. Or are there any other work arounds I can do. Im losing sleep over this.
I'm running Premiere CS4 4.2.1, AE CS4 9.0.2 on Mac (OS 10.5.8) 2.66 quad core with 8GB of 1066 mhz DDR
Many thanks in advance.
Paul

A couple of things you can try:
Import the CS3 project into a new CS4 project, rather than just opening it.
Re-import the AE comp(s) via File | Adobe Dynamic Link from inside the new CS4 project.
Wait a while and see if the Keylight comps eventually show their video. Dynamic Link is sometimes slower than you think it should be.
-Jeff

Premiere cs4 crashes when opening premiere 6 file

hi y'all,
I'm trying to open quite a complex premiere 6 project (quite a few video tracks in it) with cs4 and it crashes everytime. i even tried to create a new project and import the p6 project but it still crashed.
the weird thing is that i have another, much simpler p6 project (only 1 video track and hardly any effects) that has no problem opening on cs4, and everything is imported properly over there.
any idea how to solve it? maybe there's an old component that makes importing troubles? I appreciate any help...
thanks,
Asaf

Not a fix, but a reflection on doing similar with great success.
I inherited a Pr 6.5 Project done on a Mac. I needed to get it into PrPro 2.0 on a PC. The Project was about 8 hours on 16 Sequences with thousands of Assets of various formats. After I added the correct file extension to the Mac Project file (.PRJ, or similar - I forget now), I just Opened it in PrPro 2.0. First, I did have to relocate most Assets, as the drive letters had now changed. Fine. Next, just before it Opened, I got a couple of error messages. These all related to Transitions. In two cases, there were Transitions used initially, that did not exist in PrPro 2.0 (on the PC), and the messages gave me the exact Sequence and also the TimeCode location of these two - neat! I made note of these. Next, there were a couple of 3rd party Transitions, that I did not have. Same dialog screen, with the exact spots that these were used. Again, notations made. I went to those spots, added Cross-Dissolves in place of the missing Transitions, and everything was perfect. I was amazed at how well it worked.
Remember, this was a Pr 6.5 (Mac) into PrPro 2.0 (PC), but it was a monster in all respects. You've got Pr 6.0 into CS4, so there are differences. Also, there could be aspects of and elements in the Pr 6.0 Project, that just do not exist in CS4. Instead of PrPro being able to give you that dialog, it might just be choking. Maybe I just got lucky that I only had a half-dozen missing Transitions. Had there been missing Effects, etc., maybe I would have gotten those crashes too.
Now, let's look at what might be getting in the way:
Could be Transitions, or Effects, and those would be unique to this Pr 6.0 Project - possibly the only "fix" would be to Open in Pr 6.0 and make changes. Probably not an easy option.
Could be the size. How does your computer do with Projects of similar sizes? Have you had big ones crash CS4, though they were CS4 Projects? If it's a computer issue, maybe this ARTICLE will give you some useful tips.
Could be something wrong with the Pr 6.0 Project - corruption? If Open is crashing, can you try an Import into a CS4 Project?
Wish that I had experience with your exact parameters, and could offer something concrete, but there are so many variables, between what I have experienced, and what you are faced with.
Good luck, and please let us know what you discover,
Hunt

CS4 crashing problems - will the update help

hi
I upgraded to CS4 early this year, but have long since given up on it, since every time I use CS4, either on my (Toshiba Qosmio) laptop or on my (Dell 690) Desktop PC, it crashes with ridiculous regularity (I think around 20 mins is I think the longest continuous period of work without a crash). I wrote off thousands of pounds in lost editing time with my first CS4 project because of the constant crashes. I continue, however, to use CS3 quite happily.
Premiere is the worst offender but AEX and Encore also crash a lot.
It seems that I am worse affected than most but as it happens for different reasons every time, and on two completely different PCs, both of which run CS3 quite happily, I had pretty much given up hope of ever being able to use CS4.
But what about these latest updates? Might they help?
And another thought - would CS4 run smoother on my PCs if CS3 were removed? Obviously I am not prepared to risk that at the moment but if there is precedent for that problem I could try it on my laptop.
thks

CS3 and CS4 can happily coexist on the same machine. Problems only arise when CS3 is removed. That requires a new installation of CS4.
However, the constant crashing with CS4 is abnormal. The fact that it happens on two completely different machines seems to indicate that it is not hardware, but software on both machines that causes these crashes. If you want to figure is out, the first step is to supply all data as requested in the link here and all included links: Some suggestions
Be sure to answer all questions at the end of the Wiki article and to attach the screenshots and files requested in the second link.

Premiere CS4 crashes after installing Quicktime 7

I reinstalled the CS4 package after having some unexplainable problems, one of which was Quicktime crashes.
I did the clean install, with the Microsoft cleanup utility and all that.
It ran just fine.
Then I did the 4.2.1 update and everything was running great.
Then, I installed Quicktime directly from a freshly downloaded inst aller from Quicktime.com
After this, as soon as I open a Premiere project, even a new, empty project, it crashes immediately.
Anybody else having this experience?
SYSTEM INFO:
Windows XP Service Pro 2002 pack 2
3.5 GB Ram HP Xeon 3.4 GHz processor.
Thanks for any comments or help

Now that everything is working, You should buy software to make a full backup of your hard drive to an external USB hard drive... which makes restoring very easy
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Premiere CS4 Crashes every time I try to trim a title in the timeline!!!!!

I am using a .psd file with a 65% opacity setting in the video 2 timeline and placing a series of title boxes over it to use as caption to a how to videos of a lab protocol. you cab take a look at what I'm doing at http://149.250.6.10/sandbox.asp Every damn time I try to do anything to a title box on the timeline, the damn application crashes. I am using an HP z800 with 12 gb of ram, and an aja card for realtime screen playback. Is there anyone who can offer some advice please? this is so frustrating. I wasted my entire saturday fighting this. The error reads "Premiere Pro has encountered an error. [..\..\Src\LegacyTime.cpp-91]
Please send your response to [personal info removed to prevent spam] if you don't mind.

I am having exactly the same problem. Any help would be much appreciated

Premiere CS4 crashes/freezes upon File Export Media click

My system:
CS4 master collection. I have some remnants of CS3 on my computer.
4 Gig RAM
Quad Core processor
Vista
My problem:
Problem started yesterday and I've tried a lot of things but can't figure this out. When I click File>Export>Media, premiere greys out most panels and nothing can be clicked. It gives a beep of death on every click. I need to use task manager to close premiere. The only thing I've found I am able to do is click escape, which returns me to my project as if nothing has happened.
I've tried a range of different projects, including a brand new one with nothing in it except a 10 second DV avi file. Same problem across the board.
I've reinstalled CS4 Master collection but didn't uninstall it first. No change. Would it help to uninstall everything and start from scratch?
Never had this problem before.
It also does the same thing on file>export>clipnotes but I CAN export an EDL.
The only change to my PC between this not happening and it happening was I installed the new music streaming software 'Spotify'. I have since uninstalled this but it hasn't fixed it.
If anyone has any ideas, I'd be hugely grateful.
Ed

Hey Ed, I had replied earlier in the other thread you posted in and just noticed you started a new topic here, so, copied from the other thread:
I had something similar happen to me a few times... if the escape key is taking you back to premiere and returning everything to normal, then your computer is not really hanging or crashing. What most likely is happening is that Premiere is opening a dialog box OFF SCREEN, so you just can't see it or click on it to attend to what it's asking. Hitting escape is like hitting cancel, which returns you to your project.
To fix: just mess around with your monitor setups in your display panel, ie.: if you have a dual monitor setup, temporarily disable one monitor - forcing everything to open on one screen. And/Or set your screen resolution to the maximum your video card allows so that you may uncover the off screen space the dialog opens on. OR... you're video card may have a control panel with the option of forcing all windows onto one screen or preventing off screen display. Basically do whatever it takes to get a view of off your screen.
Once you discover that missing window, make sure you move it onto your primary display, somewhere in the center, and the next time you try to encode it should be right where it should be.
Good luck.

Premiere CS4 Export Problems

I have been having some problems with exporting a video with Premiere/Media Encoder CS4. Here is the file type - .mov SD widescreen and HV30 .m2t HD files. In a 720p sequence. The first problem was that it will not export any image file types. Next when I try to export certain file types it has issues - for quicktime and WMV I remember it would not work. The only one that would work was H.264 (I didn't try them all) Any ideas?

Hi,
The usb hard drive is probably too slow to edit with. Most people only use usb drives for storage.
I would suggest you make sure your project file isnt on that drive and would move your assets off that drive into your c drive if thats all you have. You could use and external firewire 800 drive, or esata would be even better. Maybe clear as much space as you can from your c drive and defragment it, make sure your pagefile is set to 1.5 times your memory and try it that way. You really should have only program files on your c drive, projects files on a 2nd drive and assets on a 3rd drive...and drives should be only about 1/2 full...
There's threads here about how to set up your system for editing.. especially in the hardware forum.
I personally only have two internal drives with programs on c drive and projects and assets on 2nd drive. The 2nd drive is 1Terabyte 7200rpm ( pagefile on 2nd drive also )...the drive is about 3 percent full....as I only have little SD projects on it now...and I dont even try to edit HD stuff...as my computer is not powerful enough.
using CS3...
I have an intel dual core 2.6 ghz, 4gig ram, windows xp, 2 hard drives sata, 7200rpm. If I edit more than a couple minutes of HD with transitions my computer starts to slow up so much its retarded to even try to edit that....

Premiere CS4 Crashes when rendering audio

This is the first time I have encountered this issue. I am working on a nested 4 camera sequence and have performed a multicamera edit. I have been cutting the multicamera timeline for a couple of weeks now and today I had a issue where I was rendering the audio on the multicamera timeline and premiere crashed. The computer crashes every time I render the audio or shortly afterwards. If it makes it through the render the program crashes soon after when I am scrubbing through the audio. No specific error just "Premiere Pro has encountered and error and needs to close" I've tried deleting the rendered files then recreating them. I've tried replacing the audio layer 1 from the source sequence with a new .wav then rendering the audio in the multicamera sequence but neither has worked. I also tried starting a new project and importing the multicamera project into the new project I had just created but I still could not render the audio. Now I'm wondering if one of my clips within the project is causing a problem but I don't know how to go about testing this theory other than deleting each audio asset one at a time from audio layer 1 of the source sequence timeline, then attempt to render my nested multicamera sequence.
Anyone ever have this problem before? It's driving me crazy!

Thanks, that is a good option. I was able to find and remove two clips on the raw footage timeline that seemed to be causing rendering problems. I have not had any crashes since. If I do, I will use your advice.

Photoshop CS4 Crashing Problem

I recently lost my main desktop and my backup. Neither are repairable, so I've had to switch to backup number 2. This is an '05 Dell Optiplex GX280 small desktop, with 1GB memory (soon to be 4), a 160GB hard drive, a Pentium 4 3.0 GHz CPU with Intel 82915G/GV/910GL integrated graphics ( I think it's 128 M) and a 210 W PSU. The GX280 is basically an office computer.
I didn't bother to load CS5 which was itchy on my previous desktop, but I did load CS4. Although it loaded smoothly, and usually opened w/o problem, it always crashes at or before the first operation I perform, regardless of what it is. I did install the updates. I have CS4 Extended, so I tried the complete install and the bare bones install, without difference. I've uninstalled and re-installed several times, always deactivating first. I suspect the graphics since I got a "Display driver problem, GPU enhancement disabled" message once opening, but the program didn't crash until I tried to perform an operation, or save something I worked on.
From what I can tell, graphic card upgrade possibilities are very limited, although the specs do mention a PCI Expressx16 DVI card option. It doesn't look like upgrading the PSU is possible. The community thinks this is a Dell unique PSU .
I installed CS2 and it works flawlessly. Upgrading to a new comp in the near future isn't an option..saving my pennies (or card limit!!) though. I can muddle thru on CS2, but I'll really miss CS4. Any CS4 workarounds suggest themselves? I'm not adverse to spending a few bucks on a new graphics card if that will do the trick either.
Thanks,Ed

No worries, Ed, Bill and I get along very well.
Computers usually have VERY specific memory requirements, so you'll want to make sure you're looking at memory that exactly matches the needs of the system. Some memory suppliers like Kensington (or was that Kingston?) have configurators on their web pages to help with that task.
Did you make a typo? If you're talking about a nVidia geForce 6200, that card is ancient and not advised for Photoshop use. It gets only a 57 on the benchmark at this web site: http://www.videocardbenchmark.net
Look for a card that benchmarks at least 500 or higher.
-Noel

Premiere cs4 crash problem, review my hardware please!

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