I also looked to the event viewer and took this from some of the crashes:įaulting application name: Adobe Premiere Pro.exe, version: 9.1.0.174, time stamp: 0x564dce25įaulting module name: mc_enc_hevc.dll, version: 6., time stamp: 0x55f6440eįaulting application start time: 0x01d141fa5e789b40įaulting application path: C:\Program Files\Adobe\Adobe Premiere Pro CC 2015\Adobe Premiere Pro.exeįaulting module path: C:\Users\Public\Documents\AdobeInstalledCodecs\1.0\mc_enc_hevc.dll
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I’ve run memory tests, CPU stress tests, monitored my temperature, updating every driver I could, checking power supply and connections. It never crashes around the same point, but it will always crash, without fail. I have also tried multiple codecs, projects, media types, and entirely different sources. I’m stuck in a serious rut with this one and have been for the past 8 hours straight, scouring the Internet looking for answers, only to find none. Exporting to various drives, wiping caches, resetting to defaults, uninstalling, updating the programs and graphics drivers, trying different encoders and settings, converting beforehand, checking for corruption, even reinstalling Windows, system restore, all to utterly no avail. Startup disk is SSD w/ 147 gigs of free space Premiere Pro CS 6 and Premiere CC 2015 (latest) I’ve tried all sorts of solutions (installing each program multiple times, updating them, clearing the cache, etc.), but to no avail. It happens regardless of whatever sort of source footage is used, no matter the format. This happens for me in both Premiere Pro CS6 and CC 2015 (latest version), as well as when attempting to straight export from AME.
(EDIT: This started happening only this evening after years of stability.) Whenever I attempt to export a video (in any format, this isn’t specific to one or two codecs), the process will work for about a minute or two, but then the program will stop responding and subsequently crash.
I’ve been a longtime Premiere user, but have encountered a quite serious issue that I’ve found no fix for.
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