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Premiere Pro has encountered an error.
Last night project working fine, Premiere Pro CS6 running on a Mac Pro with Snow Leopard. This morning I keep getting this error message
/Volumes/BuildDish/builds/slightlybuilt/shared/adobe/MediaCore/ASL/Foundation/Make/Mac/../../Src/Timecode.cpp-1014
It completely freezes up Premiere and I have to force quit it. I can’t click on anything, just spinning beach ball of death. I saw some other posts about errors where they could just copy and paste into a new sequence but I can’t do anything at all. I tried copying the project to another hard drive, not working. No other projects have this issue, only the one. I also tired entering something into the terminal (as suggested by other error messages) and no help. Anyone?
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You can try to look at this thread:
https://forums.adobe.com/message/4374129
Possibly a timecode issue. Can you open any other project without getting the error? if so you can be sure that it is project or source related. If not then I would look at the application, however i don’t think that the app is the problem
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Did you add a clip to the project yesterday?
Chances are that some specific media file has a timecode error (you can see the “timecode” in the message), but if you’ve been working on the project for some time, chances are that the file was imported yesterday, or was put on a timeline yesterday…
If you can identify that clip, try to move it from it’s current spot and relaunch the project and allow that clip to be “missing”…if the project works, then you have your culprit.
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I opened another projects just fine, and I tired this same project on another system with the same error, so it’s obviously something with the file….just no idea what yet!
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I think I did add some psd files to the project yesterday, but nothing new video wise. I moved all the footage to a different folder so none of it would be linked, and I still got the error. So I find that somewhat confusing. I have a few nested sequences and I’ve seen that those can be problems. Could that be the issue?
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Have you tried importing that project into a brand new project?
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well problem somewhat solved, an autosave from Friday opened up just fine. Only lost about an hour worth of work on the project so I guess that’s good?
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Also check you PSD files. Could be one is saved as CMYK. I have never tried to import a CMYK graphic in PPro but I know After Effects doesn’t like them.
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