Jared Snyder
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Okay, so here’s what I ended up doing…
1. Updated my operating system
2. Uninstalled CS6 altogether
3. Used the Adobe cleanup tool to get rid of any clutter
4. Deleted the AE CC 2015 SDK directory (which I had been using prior)
5. Restarted my computer
6. Reinstalled CS6
7. Updated CS6I’ve been working in AE for about 20 minutes or so and there are no more errors. Thanks, Dave!
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Hmmm…I was playing with the developer sdk, but I don’t remember using a plugin called Streamie. I’ve already uninstalled CS6 and ran the cleaner tool. I need to reinstall CS6 at some point tonight and see if it’s good to go now. If not, at least now I know where the root of the problem originated.
Right around Christmas Sophos was giving their Windows version out free to home users. I’m not sure if they still are or not.
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I don’t suspect malware, because I keep on top of security. I’ve got a lot of sensitive data, and also 19 years as an IT professional. Plus, I run Sophos Anti-virus on my system and keep it updated. In my experience, it has been the most effective security suite available (Windows/OS X).
I am presently downloading the Adobe cleaner tool and will utilize it later tonight to remove everything and reinstall CS6 totally fresh. Thanks!
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Dave:
Thanks for digging into this with me!
No, I don’t recognize the name, and I can’t even turn anything up on Google either regarding such a plugin. I have been sifting through various libraries and haven’t found anything.
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Yeah, Dave, I decided to redirect my efforts and just model one in Blender.