Urgent: constant Crash Media encoder, premiere pro CC and CC2014.

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Hello everyone!
I meet great difficulties with Premier Pro and Media encode CC and CC2014.
When I want to wire my pending projects that I go through File> Import (or even composition After Premier) or I simply do a drag / drop in Media Encoder .... Half the time it crashes, not charging Dynamic link not or crash Premier pro ..... with CC versions like 2014 .... I have no particular error message. However I have to process the killer Dynamic link, adobe (in general: QT32 server, Adobe ipCbrocker, PProHeadless.exe) via the Windows task manager. If not impossible to reopen the software.
I also noticed that even when the software does not crash, I close the first or afx or other software will not come out of the process, there is ad infinitum in the active process.
When I still manage to import my sequences in MediaEncoder, this plant some encodings but not all .... no particular reason and not telling me why he crashed. If it does not crash, it runs in a loop on the same image and I have to stop myself encoding, which never end. Knowing that all my files are part of a series, there has exactly the same things in it in terms of editing, effects etc.. Which by the way is only melted ....
Rush are my MXF files. And I use the Dynamic Link to import my sequences between Premier Pro and afx. Although it makes me exactly the same problem that I import directly my first or I go through Dynamic Link.
I'm on:
Windos Seven PRo 64bit.
I have a 3.33GHz i7 X980
Nvidia GTX480 driver 337.88 (the latest what)
AND 16GB RAm
My cache is not full, I empty it regularly. It is a hard look at projects and never moves.
So, if anyone has the same problem or knows a solution, I'm interested.
It falls at the wrong time, I have 200 to encode videos in one month.
Thank you in advance.
A.H
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Bonjour à tous !
Je rencontre de grosses difficultés avec Premier Pro et média encoder CC et CC2014.
Lorsque je veux mettre en fil d’attente mes projets que je passe par Fichier>Importer (composition After ou même Première) ou que je fasse simplement un glisser/déplacer dans Media Encoder....Une fois sur deux ça plante, ne chargeant pas Dynamique link, ou plantage de première pro..... Avec les versions CC comme 2014....Je n'ai pas de message d'erreur particulier. En revanche je suis obligé de killer les processus Dynamique link, adobe (en général : Qt32 server, Adobe ipCbrocker, PProHeadless.exe) via le gestionnaire de tache Windows. Sinon impossible de réouvrir les logiciels.
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Lorsque j'arrive quand même à importer mes séquences dans MediaEncoder, celui-ci plante certains encodages mais pas tous....sans raison particulière et ne me disant pas pourquoi il les a planté. S’il ne les plante pas, il tourne en boucle sur la même image et je suis obligé d’arrêter moi-même l'encodage, qui ne se finira jamais. Sachant que tous mes fichiers font parties d'une série, qu'il y a donc exactement la même choses dedans en terme de montage, effet etc. Ce qui en passant n'est que du fondu....
Mes Rush sont des fichiers MXF. Et j'utilise le dynamique Link pour mes imports de séquences entre première et afx. Bien que ça me fasse exactement le même problème que j'importe directement mon première ou que je passe par dynamique Link.
Aussi, autre problème lorsqu'il accepte d'exporter (Media encoder j'entend). Il ne m'exporte pas forcement tous le son, il va m'exporter la première séquence par exemple l'intro, puis tous le reste de la vidéo qui est dans une autre séquence et compo, il ne l'exporte pas........
Je ne sais plus quoi faire la. Au prix ou est vendu cette suite franchement !
Je suis donc sur :
Windos Seven PRo 64Bits.
J'ai un i7 X980 3.33GHZ
Une Nvidia GTX480 driver 337.88 (les derniers quoi)
ET 16 Go de RAm
Mon cache n'est pas plein, je le vide régulièrement. Il est sur un disque au regard des projets, et ne bouge jamais.
Voilà, si jamais quelqu'un a le même problème, ou connait une solution, je suis preneur.
Ça tombe au plus mauvais moment, j'ai 200 vidéos à encoder pour dans 1 Mois.
Merci d'avance.
A.H
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