Premiere Pro crashes on start Mac OS 10.9.5

Hi there !
I'm doing video editing on a late 2009 mac with 2x2,26 Ghz Xeon
System : 10.9.5
Was on CS6 and everything was fine.
At some point, had to switch to CC in another studio...
Thought it was not a problem as I am a CC suscriber anyway.
But after I installed Premiere Pro CC on my own Mac, I had the very unpleasant surprise to discover that it crashes on start,
displaying this message :
Adobe Premiere Pro n'a pu trouver aucun module de lecture vidéo compatible...
(Yes, that's French for : Adobe PP could'nt find any compatible video player)
Any idea would be much appreciated !
Denis van W.

Hi,
Please go to following location move the Adobe folder to desktop,
User Library >> Application support>>
User Library>> Preferences>>
Make sure you're in user library not in system Library.
Access hidden user library files | Mac OS 10.7 and later
Please rename the Adobe folder in documents to old.adobe
Now try and launch.
Hope that helps.
Thanks
Mohd Naseem.

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