Premiere cs4 error [../../Src/rederFrameRequest.cpp-414]

Ciao qualcuno mi può spiegare perchè premiere cs4 mi fa questo errore?
Io provo ad aprire un progetto della cs3 con la cs4 e poi, dopo che me l'ha apero, me compare questo errore.
Grazie
Damiano

Sorry for my Italian. Today i re-opened a Cs4 project. It occurred this problem.
[../../Src/rederFrameRequest.cpp-414]
or
[../../Src/rederFrameRequest.cpp-422]
Most of the project was made using Cs3, but the last two modifies were made in Premiere CS4.
Does anybody know what this could mean?
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Thankyou in advance.
Crash log file has been included
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I noticed that your problem is happening when you are starting Premiere Elements. So I recommend that you post your question on the forum specifically for Premiere Elements at
http://forums.adobe.com/community/premiere/premiere_elements

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