OMP abort?

[Mike Velte]

A quick Google and it looks like a driver issue with Black Magic card.

[Warren Morningstar]

Thank you, Mike. I should have thought of a google search (sound of hand slapping forehead), but I guess I was stressed and under the gun, trying to get it done for a deadline.

Where did you find the reference to the Black Magic driver? My subsequent searches refer to a generic Intel issue affecting a lot of programs.

I ended up dropping the project into CS2 (which is still active on my machine), which exported it just fine. In fact, I seem to be doing that a lot. Try to do something in CS3 and I get weird messages about scrpt effors, or it just crashes, or it hangs up in the middle of an export. I punt back to CS2 and get my work done.

I’m underwhelmed so far by CS3. It took me some 10 attempts to get it to install comepletely, and the new features certainly do not make up for the instability.

[Mike Velte]

The Black Magic thing was a red herring…the post was on out Black Magic forum with no response…do you have the Black Magic card?

[Warren Morningstar]

I do, but I wasn’t using it. I had created just a standard SD-DV project using the Adobe presets.

[Mike Velte]

I dont have either installed. Libguide is not part of Windows or Adobe. Find it, examine its properties for a clue to the vendor. Uninstall any Black Magic software.

[Mike Velte]

Apparently it is still screwing you up, try disabling it in Device Manager…you can always enable it when you need it.

[Warren Morningstar]

Found this on the Intel site https://www.intel.com/support/performancetools/sb/cs-021240.htm
Has to do with the “resolution of threading library calls.” Beyond my understanding, but I added the enviroment variable as they suggested, and that seemed to solve the export problem. Will be interesting to see if it makes CS3 generally more stable.

Thanks, Mike, for your help in running this down.