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PP Debug Event [….SrcPictureButton.cpp-204]
I’m running Premiere Pro CS5 on Win7 Ultimate 64bit. I’ve had no issues with Premiere. recently I’ve been receiving this error message on startup.
PP Debug Event: Premiere Pro has encountered an error. [..\..Src\PictureButton.cpp-204]
I have the option to continue. When I click continue everything works fine. Googling the error hasn’t been fruitful. Any thoughts on what is causing this error and possible solutions?
I upgraded PP to 5.0.3. and restarted my machine to no avail.
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6 Replies
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every project? a particular project?
Alex
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every project. I started a couple of new projects to see if the project was corrupted but I’m still getting the message.
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I was able to isolate the problem. When I create a new project and save the project on my desktop, I get no errors. When I create a new project and save the project to an external HDD I get the error every time. I cleared the media cache through premiere but that didn’t solve the problem. I’m wondering if there’s a file somewhere with cached data that’s causing the problem.
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SOLVED –
I navigated to
C:\Users\username\Documents\Adobe\Premiere Pro\5.0
Deleted everything in the folder.Restarted Premiere and the error didn’t return. I obviously lost some settings by deleting these files but not a big deal.
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cool
Alex Udell
Editing, Motion Graphics, and Visual FX
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I have found the culprit file!!! 🙂
Its [Effect_Presets_and_Custom_Items.PRFPSET] located in
“C:UsersUsernameAppDataRoamingAdobePremiere Pro”
Delete that and restart.
Apparently the newer Premiere builds dont like new projects to be made and loaded up after previous custom presets are made.
I have noticed it only does this on projects I have made AFTER creating presets.Hope that helps out gentlemen
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