Premiere CS6 Issues

hello guys I jsut upgraded from premiere CS5.5 to CS6 and I am having various issues:
1st) error I get randomly:
Adobe Premiere Pro CS5.5 has Stopped working
Files that help describe the problem:
C:\Users\Komni\AppData\Local\Temp\WER2A6A.tmp.WERInternalMetadata.xml
C:\Users\Komni\AppData\Local\Temp\WER43A6.tmp.appcompat.txt
C:\Users\Komni\AppData\Local\Temp\WER43D6.tmp.mdmp
2nd)When I double click on the Program sequence preview to edit a picture size or video size for example the preview freezes and i have to save the project and reopen it in order to get the preview workign again.When I save it and close Premiere it crashes.
Im running win 7 64 bit

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I will try to specify this:
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hello
I have weird a problem while editing in multicam sequence.
I will try to specify this:
when I am start editing, its working fine, the problem start when the sequence is larg (over an hour)
when I am getting to 30 minutes and more, and I have to stop (to fix the editing)
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very slowly until it starts recording, and it wont scroll back and forward (while scrubbing the cti)
and it's getting worse as long as am going further.
the response time is very long when I approaching the 01:00:00:00.
in 01:50:00:00 it's taking her between 20 or 30 second to respond.
in the cs3 I didn't have this problem.
I will be glad to hear if there anyone that have experienced the same problem
or maybe someone have another solution for this kind of a bug.
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aaronfronk wrote:
Shot at 4K on Red Scarlet, at 24fps. Edited in Premiere CS6.
Premiere Settings:
Editing Mode: Custom
Timebase: 23.976 frames/second
Display Format: 24fps Timecode
Speedgrade Settings:
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I don't have had problems if the frame ratio is the same in all process, and in this case it isn't. If the Scarlet footage is to 24 fps, why to use 23.976 in Premiere?

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Adobe hasn't updated it's products to look inside the avchd packages.
You'll have to do it for them.
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The command copy, cut paste don't work unless you add edits to create a
discreet clip. You can't simply copy from an in to an out point. The
workaround is to add your markers, use lift or extract, undo to clear the
damage you just did to your sequence, then paste the clipboard contents
that you still have from the lift or extract operation.
Regarding Speedgrade, it appears to be in its infancy and has a promising
future, but what you get for free from Davinci Resolve Lite is wildly
awesome. It does everything the $1000 version of DaVinci does except
stereoscopic color, network rendering, shared projects, and shared memories
between projects (i.e. power mastering). So, for free, you have a blazing
fast color grade suite with the identical toolset actively in use by
Company 3 and The Mill. Add a panel or two and you're really rockin and
rolling. We use it at the shop I'm freelancing at now and it can burn
through dailies transcodes (still essential for Red and Alexa), at about
40fps. Awesome.
I think choosing between Avid MC and Premiere is strictly a "what do you
need it for" question. The main problem with Avid is now and always has
been the hard import aspect. AMA works kinda ok, but I know no one who
starts and finishes a project strictly with AMA. Plus it doesn't work on
an average laptop without a lot of herky jerky playback, even at 10:1, and
at some point on a long edit, you're likely going to be working off a
laptop.
The ability of Premiere to ingest ANYTHING immediately, including DPX
sequences, is phenomenal. If you don't want to wait for AJA, Blackmagic
has some excellent and more affordable video I/O solutions that work with
CS6 right now. The playback is so much better than CS5.5. I think the
reason why it was a problem before was because it's trying to play nice
with anything as it is. FCP needed everything to be a quicktime. Avid
needs everything to be MXF. Premiere says "come one come all!" and that's
a tall, tall order. Now it's working great and the Adobe folks should be
lauded for whatever engineering magic they used to make this happen. Huge
timesaver, especially in finishing when I need to bounce more complex comp
work to Nuke and back.
The second thing that Premiere kills at is effects work, even though it's
not so much Premiere as it is After Effects. Avid has nothing there close
to this. Animatte? Spectramatte? Give me After Effects any day. So, you
can offline AND online a project with the Premiere and After Effects combo.
Awesome!
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It's a huge liability and something I hope they devote a lot of attention
to. The way Avid can't match the Premiere/After Effects duo,
Premiere/Soundbooth cannot match what Avid has built in. The Audiosuite
effects seemed to be designed to give you a bit of ProTools within your
NLE.
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seems to be to choose the app that is best suited for your project. I
don't think the conversation should be about one program wiping out another
one, which it seemed to often be the tone of Avid vs. FCP debates.
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commercials a few times and felt like the software was getting in the way,
particularly toward the end when I needed to generate EDLs and OMFs (I
haven't tried the OMF export out of Premiere CS6 yet, but it can't be worse
than 5.5 - my guess is it's no better though, based on what did and did not
get improved). It was fine for finishing, but you'd have to work around
playback issues all the time, which got a bit embarrassing with clients in
the room.
I think CS6, for it's numerous shortcomings - none of which are
catastrophic or deal-breakers - provides an excellent foundation on which
to build something that could definitely one day pick where FCP7 left off.
Smoke 2013 is the storm on the horizon, though, if you ask me. But
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The more the merrier!

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11. Jeff Bellune,
Mar 22, 2013 5:34 AM    in reply to debaniehael
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See if the solution here helps:
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Hi Jeff,
I actually did this yesterday, since I came across the same post. It didn't help. But thanks for suggesting it.
I've taken Premiere Pro CS6 off my computer and will try to reload it today. I am also having issues with the computer itself. If I go away from it and come back in say 10 minutes, everything is frozen. I need to contact HP about this and who knows, maybe Premiere will actually open if I get this other freezing problem taken care of.
I read to fix the HP freeze problem, to shut off the CoolSense feature, and I did, but it's still locking up. I have turned off any sleep, hibernate or other feature like that so it shouldn't be going into any kind of power saver mode. I adjusted my power settings.
I'm still under warranty, so will contact HP. Then I'll get back on the Premiere issue. When it rains it pours, eh? :>)

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