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  • ASIO driver crashing premiere – please help!!!

    Posted by Glenn Christensen on March 23, 2010 at 2:47 pm

    I recently upgraded to snow leopard, and reinstalled my apps etc. however Premiere wont launch now at all. error reads:

    The previously selected ASIO driver could not be loaded, and may be in use by another application. The default ASIO driver is now in use.

    I select OK and immediately ‘a serious error has occured’ and Premiere crashes!

    I’ve contacting Adobe about this and their dull response was ‘try reinstalling the software’ which I have since done yielding the same effect.
    also scanning the forums people keep saying to go into an option within Premiere to change the driver yet I cant even get that far as the program crashes on me!

    can anyone tell me what as ASIO driver is and hopefully a solution so I can get back to editing PLEASE!!!

    Glenn Christensen replied 15 years, 9 months ago 2 Members · 2 Replies
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  • Tom Karr

    April 11, 2010 at 1:36 am

    I have the same issue.

    did you get it fixed Glenn?

    Also, question #2. do you think Adobe makes these programs like Premiere pro 2 to automatically start degrading in their quality and performance after 2-3 years so customers HAVE to buy the upgrade??

    PP Pro 2 does everything I need it to do, when it works properly, so I hesitate to buy CS3 or CS4 unless I HAVE to, or unless the quality of the program is VERY MUCH better.

    Thanks

    Tom

    I have the same problem, what can be done?

    I have XP pro, PP Pro2, and have audio issues. Is this driver related to the problem?

  • Glenn Christensen

    October 28, 2010 at 11:07 am

    aplolgies for the delay – have been off the cow for a while. I contacted adobe and msn chatted with their tech guys, did everything they instructed, reinstalled 3 times = nothing.

    I ended up having to format my drive, reinstall the OS (mac) and start from scratch.

    now at least it works – but an epic mission. re: your second question, it wouldnt suprise me in the least.

    cheers

    G

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