Premiere extrem instabiel

Ich habe schon seit längerem extreme Stabilitätsprobleme mit Premiere Pro CC. Als ich keine Lösungen in Froren gefunden habe habe ich Folgendes versucht: Erst habe ich Premiere neu installiert. Kein Erfolg. Weil ich wirklich auf diese Software angewiesen bin habe ich mich darauf hin dazu entschlossen meinen PC neu auf zu setzen. Gesagt getan. Nachdem ich alles Formatiert und Windows 7 neu installiert hatte, konnte ich meinen Augen kaum trauen. Premiere stürzt IMMER NOCH mit genau dem gleichen Fehler immer wieder ab. Keine Minute nachdem ich das Programm starte passiert folgendes: Nach dem ich die Timeline abspiele läuft das Video für ein paar Sekunden. Plötzlich stoppt das Video und Ton. Bemerkenswert ist jedoch, dass der Play Button immer noch als Stop Button angezeigt wird, jedoch nicht mehr geklickt werden kann. Der Timlinecurser kann immer noch verschoben werden, jedoch ohne jegliche Auswirkungen auf den Videobildschirm. Unten Rechts in der Ecke ist ein gelbes Dreieck mit einem Ausrufezeichen darin. "Audiosignalausfall erkannt bei..." wo der Ausfall erkannt wurde ist immer Unterschiedlich. Ich kann nun ALLES machen, da das Programm anscheinend noch nicht ganz abgestürzt ist, doch egal was ich tue, das Videosignal bleibt eingefroren. Nun versuche ich das Programm zu schließen.(speichern geht immer noch). Beim schließen stürzt Premiere nun aber vollkommen ab und ich muss es über den Taskmanager beenden. Ich bearbeite in diesem Projekt Footage, welches zuvor mit PluralEyes von Red Giant gesynced wurde. Ich erwähne dies, weil das Problem anscheinend im Moment (das war auch schon mal anders) nicht bei Clips auftritt die direkt von der Kamera bearbeitet werden.
Bitte Leute ich brauche wirklich Hilfe und bin echt am verzweifeln...
Danke schon im Voraus
Adrian Fach

Vielen dank für die schnelle Antwort.
System: x79-Deluxe Motherboad
             Intel i7-4930K CPU
             GTX Titan Black
             32GB Arbeitspeicher (nur 16 nutzbar wegen Windows 7 Home Premium)
             Evo 840 250GB SSD Systemlaufwerk.
Sequenzeinstellungen: Bearbeitungsmodus: ARRI CINEMA
                                  Timebase: 23,976 Frames/Sekunde
                                  Framegröße: 1920x1080
                                  Pixelseitenverhältnis: Quadratische Pixel (1,0)
                                  Halbilder:Keine Halbbilder (Progressive-Scan)
                                  Anzeigeformat: 24-fps-Timecode
                                   Audio
                                   Samplerate 48000Hz
                                   Anzeigeformat: Audio-Samples
                                   Videovorschau
                                   Format der Vorschaudatei: 1-Frame nur MPEG
                                   Codec: MPEG 1- Frame
                                   Breite 1920
                                   Höhe 1080
composite in Linear Color ist an.
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Message was edited by: Stephen_Spider because he can't form a cohesive sentence on the first couple of tries.

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