Problema Audition CS6: el puntero de tiempo se congela y no reproduce

Buen día
El problema que tengo es que al momento de reproducir un archivo de audio el puntero de tiempo se congela y no reproduce el archivo.
Desde hace ya dos meses tengo este problema en una institución educativa (SENA-Colombia). El problema surge tiempo después de trabajar con el programa porque al inicio funciona normalmente. Al principio me surgió el problema con equipos MAC y actualmente tengo el mismo inconveniente con PCs. No es un caso aislado ya que tengo 15 equipos MAC y 3 PC con este inconventiente y he probado reinstalando el programa, aplicando el Adobe Cleaner (Con el programa Adobe Premiere tuve el mismo inconveniente pero se solucionó con el adobe cleaner) y ninguna de estas dos opciones ha funcionado. Necesito ayuda urgente ya que con estos equipos los estudiantes aprenden a manejar la herramienta y la Institución pagó mucho dinero por las licencias como para que nos toque trabajar con software libre o revisar otras opciones.
Muchas gracias por la atención y estoy atenta a comentarios y sugerencias.

Esto se debe generalmente a Audition perder el contacto con la interfaz de la tarjeta de sonido o el audio. Es necesario comprobar en Preferencias / harware audio que se ha seleccionado la interfaz correcta. Si se están ejecutando otros programas que pueden hacerse cargo de los controladores de audio y dejar de Audition de reproducción.
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Spoken like a faithful but beleaguered obstructionist but not helpful for the users in the long run.
Don't understand what you're talking about - but there again, I don't think you do either...
You've proposed a 'solution' that could probably make things worse, not better and you're calling me an obstructionist? You want help and explanations? Okay, here are some:
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