Premiere Elements 11 stürzt bei Import von Dateien ab...

Hallo,
wenn ich mehre Filme in Premiere impotieren will, stürzt das Programm ab - reagiert nicht mehr und wird geschlossen - importiere ich nur einen einzigen Filmschnipsel, kann ich diesen bearbeiten und das Programm stürzt (noch) nicht ab. Ziehe ich jedoch einen weiteren Film in das Programm (drag&drop), dann stürzt es wieder ab...
Ich kann garnichts mehr bearbeiten - könnte mir bitte jemand helfen, da dieses Problem schon länger besteht.
Eine Neuinstallation hat nichts gebracht und das Problem besteht auch bei Premiere Elements 10...
Vielen Dank im Voraus!

Böses Programm! Mehr können wir mangels realer Informationen auch nicht sagen. Ohne Systeminformationen, Angaben über das Quellmaterial, Projekteinstelllungen usw. ist das "Frag mal die Oma!" Kram....
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Premiere Elements 13 has stopped importing MOV. files. Quicktime is installed and working

Premiere Elements 13 has stopped importing MOV. files. Quicktime is installed and working.

Nowconfused
I tried to get background information on the video from your camera but all I could find so far is that the camera is probably recording
1080p (1920 x 1080 @ 29.97 or 30 progressive frames per second. What are you (manually) or the program (automatically) setting as the project
preset to match the properties of your video source. See Edit Menu/Project Settings/General and the readings for Editing Mode, Timebase, Frame Size, and Pixel Aspect Ratio even if the fields look grayed out.
How are you importing the files into the Premiere Elements 13 project - with the Add Media/Files and Folders/Project Assets from a computer
hard drive location or are you making a USB connection between the camera and computer/Premiere Elements 13 and using Add Media/Video ..../Video Importer? Could you possibly have changed the way you are importing the files into a project?
Would it be possible for you to send a small sample of one of these .mov files that will no longer import? Maybe in a Dropbox link that you include in a reply?
Do you have any of the older files still available - the ones that did import at one time? If so, will they still import into a project or do they now not import?
More later.
Thanks for the follow ups.
ATR

Premiere Elements 7.0 Fragen Export von Datei

Hallo zusammen,
meine Firma hat sich nun Premiere Elements 7.0 geleistet für den ein oder anderen Filmschnitt, den wir für größere Veranstaltungen in PoweerPoint Präsentationen benötigen.
Davor habe ich immer mit Magix 15 geschnitten und hab nun 2 Fragen zum Videoschnitt bzw. Export von Dateien.
1. Grundsätzlich ist es ja möglich ein Bild in eine extra Spur einzufügen, damit dieses dann im Video erscheint. Ist es aber auch möglich dieses Bild zu verkleinern, so dass sich die Größe bei jedem Frame um ein Pixel vergrößert?
2. Ich benötige die geschnitteten Dateien als MPEG1 und MPEG2, allerdings kann ich als Export nur Microsoft AVI und DV-AVi neben den Bilddateien auswählen.
Ich habe aber schon als Import MPEG Dateien registriert, was muss ich also noch machen das ich die Dateien als MPEG oder z.B. mov ausgeben kann.
Vielen Dank erstmal!

Marcy,
When you do re-size the photos, I'd also check closely to make sure that you do not have any gaps in your Timeline. If you are editing in Scenline, switch over to Timeline and Zoom in so you can see single frames. Step through your slideshow, looking for any gaps. Usually, "Failed to return frame" will happen if there is so little as a one-frame gap.
Also, the Rendering of your Project is completely dependent on your CPU. with a 2.0GHz CPU it will take some time. Also, the CODEC to compress the files, say WMV 9, will require even more time, as will any Effects that might have been added. This is pretty much life with any NLE. Even my dual quad-core workstation takes some time to Render.
One last suggestion, when you go to Export and Render, you might want to make sure that your AV, pop-up and spyware programs are shut down. They take quite a few CPU cycles and can bog down the process.
I'll bet that one, or both, of Steve's links will address this, plus more.
Good luck,
Hunt
[Edit] Just reread your post and it appears that you constructed your slideshow in PSE. That should NOT leave any gaps, so my warning about them might well be moot. Still, it never hurts to check the Timeline in PE, just to make sure, since that is a main cause of the error that you got.

Adobe Premiere Elements. Abbruch bei Transkodierung.

Guten Tag liebe Adobe Community,
leider habe ich ein bisher nicht lösbares Problem.
Adobe Premiere Elements 11 / 12 gleiche Ergebnisse. Das Transkodieren (via Veröffentlichen - Disc erstellen/oder auf Computer speichern) bricht genau bei ~66% ab.
Dieser Film geht meist über eine Stunde. Wird der Film gekürzt, bzw. ist es generell ein kürzerer Film, wird er ohne Probleme fertiggestellt. Den Film habe ich einmal vorne abgeschnitten, und hinten, um zu vermeiden, dass es an einer Datei/jpeg im Film selbst liegt.
Versucht wurde das Transkodieren mit AVCHD/Bluray.
Export:
Kurzer/Langer Film mit Option DVD funktioniert.
Kurzer Film mit Option AVCHD funktioniert.
Kurzer Film mit Option AVCHD funktioniert.
Langer Film mit Option AVCHD abbruch.
Langer Film mit Option Bluray abbruch.
CPU/RAM Test wurde durchgeführt. Ist jedenfalls Prime/OCCT stable. Festplatte zeigt 100% Zustand an.
Woran könnte hier das Problem liegen?
Sys:
Notebook: Sony VAIO VPCF11S1E (Vaio VPC-F Serie)
Prozessor: Intel Core i7 720QM
Grafikkarte: NVIDIA GeForce GT 330M
Danke für die Hilfe

Fragmentierungsgrad war bei C: 6% lasse jetzt eine Defragmentierung durchlaufen und teste es nochmal.
Auf einer externen Festplatte (verbunden via USB 2.0) sind die Mediendaten. Das heißt es sind 2 im Spiel.
Mich hat noch jemand auf die Idee gebraucht etwas zu versuchen. Ich sollte ein neues Konto anlegen und damit testen. Jetzt habe ich zumindest eine Fehlermeldung im Ereignis log bei 66%
Name der fehlerhaften Anwendung: Adobe Premiere Elements.exe, Version: 11.0.0.0, Zeitstempel: 0x5041d43d
Name des fehlerhaften Moduls: mc_enc_avc.dll, Version: 8.5.0.5184, Zeitstempel: 0x4ff260b7
Ausnahmecode: 0xc0000005
Fehleroffset: 0x000000000002757c
ID des fehlerhaften Prozesses: 0x874
Startzeit der fehlerhaften Anwendung: 0x01cf2ca939298336
Pfad der fehlerhaften Anwendung: C:\Program Files\AdobeElements\Adobe Premiere Elements 11\Adobe Premiere Elements.exe
Pfad des fehlerhaften Moduls: C:\Program Files\AdobeElements\Adobe Premiere Elements 11\mc_enc_avc.dll
Berichtskennung: 0dee2331-98ab-11e3-9023-5063139f3a94

Premiere Elements 9 PC: Major Importer Failure

I think that I have gone down every troubleshooting road on trying to discover why "all of a sudden" Premiere Elements 9 PC will not import anything via Get Media/Files and Folders into its Organize interface as is its default behavior. The program fails at that point and shows the message "the program is not responding". Yet if you force the closure of that particular project and reopen a new one, you find that those media that failed to import into Organize in the first project now are live and well in the Organize of the new project. You can drag them from the Organize to the Timeline and use them in this new project. All other functions of Premiere Elements 9 PC appear unaffected by this import failure. AND, source media can be video (any format and size) and photos (any size). This happens even with import of the first and only file being a jpg (800 x 600 pixels).
My history of Premiere Elements 9 PC/baddrivers.txt file/ and "incompatible driver messages" is well documented in these forums. That involved Windows XP Professional SP3 32 bit and a NVIDIA display card. And, I have been moving along successfully with Premiere Elements 9 PC for several months. About two weeks ago, I upgraded my computer to Windows 7 Professional 64 bit Intel Graphics Card, and Premiere Elements has been performing great until yesterday when what I call "major importer failure" struck. The computer has about 800 GB free hard drive space and about 2.5 GB out of 4.0 GB of available RAM. All of this worked great for about two weeks and now suddenly this yesterday. Did I do anything different or unusual? I think not. I also have Premiere Elements 7 and 8 on this same new computer, and they continue to function perfectly in all respects, whereas Premiere Elements 9 does not. AND, yes I have had the Premiere Elements 9.0.1 Update installed and in use before and after the importer failure.
Troubleshooting has included
a. Uninstall/Reinstall from Premiere Elements 9 installation disc + uninstall/reinstall of QuickTime + Photoshop Elements 9 as well.
b. System Restore (as well as a restore of an earlier version of the installed Premiere Elements 9.
c. Removal of possible interferring program, such as, Nero InCD.
d. Removal of recent Windows Updates
e. Uninstall/reinstall of Intel driver since at one point in the failure the Edit Mode Monitor was displaying part of the Disc Menu Section while the program was in the Organize Mode.
f. Have looked at permissions, running as Administrator, etc.
One of the things that I will try this morning is installing Premiere Elements 9 PC on the previous system Windows XP Professional SP3 32 bit to see if there is any major importer failure there at this time.
If anyone has the time, I would appreciate any comments on a troubleshooting avenue that I may have overlooked. This appears to be another Deja Vu all over again. I hope not.
Thanks.
ATR

Neale
Thank you for your interest in this issue.
I still have not pin pointed why my Premiere Elements 9 works great EXCEPT it will not import media into the Organize with Get Media/Files and Folders and attempts to do that drive the program into unresponsiveness and extreme difficult closure, even with the Task Manager.
Yes, I have already looked at the workaround that you suggested for moving forward in my Premiere Elements 9 PC project, that is, entering all my source media into the Elements Organizer (can do from Photoshop Elements side) so that the source media thumbnail will be in the Premiere Elements Organize "ahead of time", and I will not have to depend upon Get Media/Files and Folders to get that job done.
But, until I hit the key to this, I think I have an almost perfect better way. My computer is now Windows 7 Professional 64 bit that comes with the Windows XP Mode. Essentially what you have in this mode is a virtual Windows XP Professional SP3 32 bit machine (best I can determine, Microsoft Generic Card). I can install Premiere Elements 9 (same serial number as on the Windows 7), and IT WORKS, no problem with the Get Media/Files and Folders. The one glitch in this perfect solution is setting up to burn to DVD. The Windows 7 Windows XP Mode Virtual Machine will not recognize installed internal DVD/CD drives when you go to write a DVD. The explanation is that the optical drive in XP Mode is a virtual device - read only. I have confirmed this. In order to use Premiere Elements 9 PC burn to disc in this Windows XP Mode , my answer here appears to be plugging in an external DVD burner USB and then using the USB Attach of the Windows XP Mode.
When Premiere Elements 9 PC was released, I was forced into much troubleshooting of the display issues which are very widely documented here. But then I was using "a real" Windows XP Professional SP3 32 bit" with a NVIDIA card. In the trial version, the BadDrivers.txt and VideoRenderer.dll got me through that episode. For me, the purchased version "essentially" was not afflicted with these same problems, and it has been running great. Now when I go to a new computer system for better performance/greater computer resources (by the way, Intel HD Graphics card), Premiere Elements 9 runs great for two weeks and then this no Get Media/Files and Folders matter sets in accompanied by program going completely knocked out by the event. In all of this, old or new, I have Premiere Elements 7, 8, and 9 installed on the same computer. While Premiere Elements 9 is being hit with these issues, Premiere Elements 7 and 8 are not , same computer environment, same source media, same project preset, et al. For me, the Premiere Elements 9.0.1 has not hit the mark.
I have done extensive troubleshooting of the this current matter, too long and involved to go into now. I am preparing a full detailed description of the issue and the troubleshooting that went into the search for a fix. I will be posting it at the forum that I frequent. When I post it there, I will supply a link to it for whomever is interested. I have filed a bug report with Adobe on this matter in abridged format as per the space provided in its bug report online form.
Thanks again for posting.
ATR

Adobe Premiere Elements 12 doesn't import MOV Files

Hi, All!
I'm working on Windows 8.1 64 bit and use Adobe Premiere Elements 12. I've downloaded and installed on my PC latest version of Apple QuickTime 7.7.4.1680.86 from http://www.apple.com/quicktime/download/
I've trying to use some free stuff from http://www.detonationfilms.com/Stock_Directory.html and mix it with my video. You may download example of Pre-Keyed Explosions using direct link: http://www.detfilmsshockwave.com/DVExplosion01.zip or any other stuff from this site...
...but my Adobe Premiere Elements 12 with installed the latest updates doesn't import these MOV Files with codec PNG Image
In fact, Apple does not offer ProRes components for QuickTime on Windows, but I don't know do this problem interact with my trouble?
IMHO, it's best to look at the crash logs for QT32Server! I've found executable QT32Server on my PC in next folder:
C:\Program Files (x86)\Adobe\Elements 12 Organizer\CAHeadless\32\Adobe QT32 Server.exe, but can't found any import logs on my Windows 8.1 including hidden folders. I have trying to check the windows events log for errors %windir%\system32\eventvwr.msc /s but it contains no necessary items.
I have trying to re-install version 6.5.2 of Apple QuickTime, but without success. May be I must try to install any other older version, i.e. 7.5.5 ?
I think perhaps such behavior of Adobe Premiere Elements 12 is in design?
May be I'd try third party free video converter, like SUPER e.t.c. to convert MOV container to AVI?
Please help me to find a way to fix this problem.
Sincerely yours,
JennyK
http://jennyk.ucoz.ru

Jenny Koltsova
What is this "codec PNG image" that is contained/wrapped by the .mov format? What are the video and audio properties of this video...frame size, frame rate, interlaced or progressive, pixel aspect ratio, et al.
It sounds like you have Premiere Elements 12 is running on some version of Windows with QuickTime (latest version) installed on the same computer as Premiere Elements. Great. Requirement for QuickTime met.
Where is this PNG.mov coming from? And what type of .avi were you thinking to convert to?
Premiere Elements 12 Publish+Share/Computer/QuickTime does offer an export with a PNG video codec with the .mov file extension. I am in the process of exporting my Timeline to that type of file and then determining if I can import that back into Premiere Elements 12 project.
When your png.mov will not install into Premiere Elements 12 on Windows 8.1 64 bit, what is the specific message that you are getting from the program at that time.
More shortly after my export of the png.mov is finished. Any minute now.
ATR
Add On....The png.mov produced by Premiere Elements 12 Window 7 64 bit could be imported into a Premiere Elements 12 project. I am now going to my laptop which has Premiere Elements 12 on Windows 8.1 64 bit to do the same thing and see what happens there. Back soon.

Adobe Premiere Elements 10 unable to import *.mt2

When I attempt to import a file with the .mt2 extension into Adobe Premiere Elements 10 I recieve a message that says "Online Services encountered an error. The service will now be terminated or paused if possible." Then I am unable to generate the code from the website to import the video. I've imported this type of file hundreds of times in the past with no problems. I am totally stumped.

What model of camcorder is this video coming from and what resolution is it?
Did you use Premiere Elements' Add Media/From Flip or Camera tools to get the video from the camcorder to your computer?
Have you ensured you have the latest version of Quicktime, per the program's requirements?

Premiere Elements 11 crashes when importing from a DVD

Hi, I'm having trouble with my Adobe Premiere Elements 11.
I am trying to get footage off a set of DVDs I shot a while back (shot on a DVD cam, I forget what the model is cuz it wasnt mine) Anyway, Everything went fine for the 1st 3 DVDs, but when I got to the 4th, when I went to "get media" it does nothing for awhile, then if you try to click it freezes and the dialog box pops up saying the program is not responding and closes.
Also, after that happened, it does the same thing with the other DVDs when I go back to try them. I can play it via my DVD player software, but Adobe crashes when I try to get the media.
Also, after this error in adobe, my DVD drive locks and I can't eject via the manural button, and when i right click on the drive in My Computer hit eject, it says "error ejecting DVD-RW Drive"
I have to eaither log off/restart or go into the properties and disable the drive and reenable to be able to eject the DVD.
I really don't understand whats going on, and why its doing this. Nothing changed on my computer inbetween ripping the DVD media, as I was doing them all back to back. I would import from DVD, then export as WMV so I could send the footage to someone (the .VOB files wouldn't work for this and my file converters where not working right)
I have done an uninstall and reinstall (with a registry clean in between) and even a system restore to a previous point to resolve another issue I was having. (Could not make new folders)
But Adobe/DVD drive is still having this issue.
I'm running on an HP Pavilion dm4-1165dx Laptop with Win 7 64bit btw. I can get exact specs later if its nessesary. But it was working just fine until I got to the last DVD so IDK why it would just quit on me like this.

John T.,
You are correct. I probably was not clear in my question.
If the miniDVD's were produced correctly, and all discs were finalized, first doing a Copy of those miniDVD discs to the HDD, would be my first step.
While one can Import directly from DVD's, there are a couple of possible issues:
The process will be much slower, than Importing from Copies on the HDD, especially an internal HDD.
One will not have to have the particular miniDVD's inserted into the multi-drive (not possible with most computers and only one multi-drive.
Good luck to the OP,
Hunt

Why is Premiere elements 9 turning my imported video into clips?

I'm merging two videos.
One person recorded the entire event from far away. That is my video 1. It is one single unbroken video. The camera was NOT paused during recording.
Another person recorded parts from much closer. This is video two. These are closeups that I inserting over video 1.
I'm putting a clip in video two timeline, watching both side by side to make sure the audio and movements match, trimming each clip at same beginning and end points - and putting the video two clip into the video 1 timeline.
This was easy for the first 10 insertions as but suddenly Elements wants to break to the video 2 sections into several clips. They're not.
Why was I able to move the first 10 video 2 clips from the organizer to the timeline just fine - each was entered as one continuous clip. Now the clips are broken down further into sub-clips. I'm NOT importing different clips and putting them together in timeline 2. Each is one is a separate video. Why is Adobe breaking them down further?

Okay, after numerous random program crashes the above problem went away and did not come back with subsequent crashes.
Problem solved.
Why use Moviemaker?
- It is much simpler to use.
- It does not crash frequently.
- It creates simple videos just as well as elements.
Summary: Moviemaker is easier to use, more stable, but less functional (fewer bells and whistles).
Moviemaker can NOT be used with multiple video tracks. If it had that capability I'd probably still be using it.
So now I have Premiere Elements 9.
Next problem.
So I've spliced together my two videos into one.
To do this I had to reduce the display size of each video in the viewer to 1/2 size so I could watch each simultaneously to sync them and to determine which video was better to use. I'd watch one version in the upper left had corner and the other in the lower right.
By the way, it doesn't seem intelligent to have the multiple video tracks but make it so hard to display them side by side.
Now I'm on to creating the DVD menus. The videos are still showing up at 1/2 size.
Will they show up that way on the DVD? Do I need to go back and manually enlarge the hundreds of spliced clips to full size? This would be difficult and time consuming. The fact that the videos enlarge from all sides makes it that much more difficult. It would be nice if you could just shove it into one corner and pull it the the other corner. Because it enlarges on all sides you have to center it tand then fiddle with it quite a bit to get it properly aligned on all four sides.

Premiere Elements 9 for Mac: import clip format woes

So, is the Mac version of PrEl 9 simply unable to import video clips in the .wmv or .avi formats, or are there some codecs or modules I can install to enable this?

The Mac version absolutely does edit DV-AVIs. In fact, it edits them natively -- just as if they were DV-MOVs.
But I doubt your editing software is creating DV-AVIs. It's likely using some proprietary codec.
There is a program called G-Spot for PCs that will show you your AVIs codec information. There is also a Mac program that will do this for free, but I don't know the name of it.
If you can find it and we can determine what the codec is for your AVIs, we may be able to figure out what to do with it or how to convert it to an editable file.
Meantime, you can try to put it in Premiere Elements, place it on your timeline and Share/Computer/MOV using the DV preset. It may convert the file into something you can use in an editing project.

Premiere Elements 8.0 not importing media properly!

Hi,
Have had a problem trying to get to grips with Premiere Elements 8.0 - I use a HP Compaq desktop PC; Windows Vista; Intel Core2 vPro processor. I have shut down all other programs while trying to use Elements...
Have tried importing several videos (.avi, .flv, .mod, .mp4) both from files saved on the PC and straight from the camera - any video file I import either comes through with a red/green tint, or with a solid green screen instead of any of the actual footage; but in the thumbnails on the timeline the colours look fine. I havent touched any of the effects settings.
Have attached a screenshot of what it looks like straight after I import a video file -
Thanks in advance!

Welcome to the forum.
Please take a look at this THREAD, and also the links contained. Be sure to read all the replies by Jeff Bellune.
While you are reading, please check that you have the very latest video driver.
Good luck,
Hunt

Premiere elements 13 sound of import clip gone after importing?

The sound of the clips I load into premiere elements (13) is all of a sudden gone. For all the clips I uploaded earlier I had no problem. Is there maybe a setting I changed without knowing?

Camilio
On what computer operating system is your Premiere Elements 13 running on?
What are the properties of these clips that you are importing - what is the difference between the earlier imported clips and these latest one?
Same camera, same settings, same everything?
Do you have the problem if you start a new project?
Let us start here. More questions later depending on your reply.
Thank you.
ATR

Premiere Elements 11 Error When Importing Audio

I have PE-11 on my desktop and my laptop. I'm getting an error - but only on the desktop. No matter which film I'm editing - when I go to drag the music file (sound track) to the "drag audio here" block, I get the following dialogue box, saying "Add Media Failure" followed by "The importer reported a generic error".
That's all it says - and it won't accept the audio file. Doesn't matter whether I do it in "quick" or "expert" or whether I try to move it to another audio track - I get the same error.
When I drag an audio file to the audio track on the laptop, it works perfectly.
Is there something I can do - on the desktop - to eliminate this error? I really don't want to reload all the media to the laptop and build out the timelines from scratch. At the end of the day, the desktop is my primary workstation - so I've got to find a way to solve this.
As I'm dragging the file, I see the desired "plus" sign + but when I get to the layout spot and relase the mouse, the error hits me and the file doesn't transfer
Any ideas?
Thanks!

Thanks for all the input. The biggest problem I'm having with all this - is the PE-11 on my laptop lets me drag iTunes songs directly to the video project. The PE-11 on my desktop has the error. I have uninstalled and reinstalled, on the desktop - but the problem still exists. Within iTunes, you can right-click on a song and make an mp3 copy (which is then added to your "recently added" tab in iTunes). I have converted the songs I want to MP3 so I can finish the project. I didn't have to make a .wav file - and the copyright protection is a non-issue, as my brother is the artist who's songs I'm trying to use on my latest project.
iTunes has relaxed their policy on inclusion of iTunes music in videos (which is why it works on my laptop). Yes - you still need the artists release agreement for copyright - but according to what I've received from Apple today - iTunes isn't stopping me from putting the songs in - it's got to be an Adobe thing. Strange thing here is both machines (laptop and desktop) are Dells. Desktop is an Alienware Auroa R4; laptop is a Dell Latitude E6430 -- both running Win-7.
Once I finish the project - I'll see if I have the same issue with Premiere Pro CS6 - which we have at work. Years ago - the only way to use a songs from my iTunes library was to burn the desired songs to a playlist on CD, then re-import into iTunes, with mp3 as the default importer - then move the files into the project. At least now - within iTunes, you can convert a song directly to mp3 without creating a separate disk - but I'm bothered as to why the mp4 works fine in PE-11 on one machine - but not the other. Obviously, I can't solve it today (smile) so I'm moving on in order to finish the video project.
Again - thanks for all your help. I'll advise (next week) how my test of iTunes on Premiere Pro CS6 works (natively or mp3 conversion required).
Coach B.

Premiere Elements 7: image file import question

New question; I would check this out for myself but Adobe seems to have made it impossible for me to get a trial version. It claims my Firefox has cookies disabled, which is false, and I have gone through every troubleshooting step on multiple sites, and gone beyond those, even, and no joy. I even specifically white-listed adobe.com and turned off all of my security software across the board. If I log in on IE7 (as I am now) the download just fails with a trouble message to Microsoft; again, I followed all listed troubleshooting steps and total failure. Judging by the number of irate and frustrated posts about this on the general forum this is a very common problem with Adobe's web site.
Anyway...
What I need to be able to do, simply stated, is to be able to import several hundred sequentially-numbered rendered 3D image files, have them automatically assigned to individual frames, set a global value for frames per second, and export a high-quality animation file. Quick and without a lot of fiddly steps required. I understand the format limitations but I can convert the animation later once it's been created.
Can PE7 do this, easily and painlessly?
Thanks in advance.

My system is a dual core 3.2GHz Pentium with 2GB of RAM and well over 100GB of free disk space, and it gets defragmented regularly. I use it for 3D modeling with Rhino 3D and LightWave and handle models with millions of polygons no problem.
The problem with Firefox has nothing to do with system horsepower, it is that this site claims I don't have cookies enabled; I do. I've gone through all the Mozilla troubleshooting steps, have explicitly whitelisted adobe.com in the browser setting, flushed cookies and cache, uninstalled every single add-on and plug-in I had installed, and even disabled my AV and firewall apps. This site still claims I don't have cookies enabled. It makes absolutely no sense and in all the years I've used Firefox on hundreds of sites I have never seen such a problem.
As for IE7, I installed the download manager when prompted, and that app crashes every time I try to download the trial. I have sufficient temp disk space enabled (the max of 1024 meg), again my system is way more than powerful enough, and I've uninstalled and re-installed the download manager twice. No dice. Each time after it asks me where to put the download file the DLM crashes. I again disabled all security applications, and I don't have any special add-ons for IE installed because I don't use it as a rule.

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