[Carlos Mandelbaum]

Thanks Ismail,

This was one of the first solutions I tried, and it didn’t resolve the issue. Many others who have also experienced the crashing have changed these permissions as well, to no avail.

[Carlos Mandelbaum]

@Robert Wentz,

Ok, I followed your advice. Only way to tell if it works is as I continue on projects.

With regards to your question about “different types of footage,” perhaps I could have been more clear.

I have a new client for whom I need to create cuts from footage with a variety of frame rates and dimensions. At first, I thought that was the culprit. So
I tried the workaround of rendering my sequences, but crash problem still persisted.

In addition, when I have consistent footage, let’s say from a Canon 5D, and a sequence that exactly matches the source footage, the crashing has also happened then, though not so frequently.

Assuming that the mixed frame rate/dimensions are at least a partial cause of the problem, what would you recommend? Should I transcode beforehand, and to what? and through what (in your opinion) is the most efficient method?

In any event, thanks for the advice. I’ll keep you informed.

david

[Carlos Mandelbaum]

Thanks, Robert. I’ll give it a whirl tomorrow and let you know.

[Carlos Mandelbaum]

For one, the problem is not limited to Yosemite. As I have investigated this online, a number of Windows users have had a similar issue.

But even, for the sake of argument, if it was limited to Yosemite, the burden should not be upon us. If Premiere Pro CC 2014 is incompatible with Yosemite, the burden is on Adobe to inform us not to update.

But they have not.

Yosemite was released in Beta to developers last June and has been out since October 17. Perhaps Adobe’s engineers do not have the competence to create software that is compatible. Fair enough. But they should simply let us know before an important OS upgrade is released.

[Carlos Mandelbaum]

No, I did no migration. Everything has been the same on my computer, except for updating to Adobe Premiere Pro CC.

[Carlos Mandelbaum]

I have just downloaded PP 2014.1 on a Mac Pro running 10.9.5 and it crashes constantly, even on new projects.

Additionally, it cannot save comments on markers I make to clips in the source window. If I make a marker,
then add a comment and/or name to that marker, then save the project, close the project, quit PP and then reopen, the comments are not saved.

To make matters worse, I get duplicate markers in my markers windows, but without the comments. When I try to delete these markers, either with the keyboard command or from the menu, PP freezes and crashes.

Very disappointed and frustrated. First time I feel like Adobe has totally dropped the ball. Have wasted an entire day. This bullshit is costing me money.