Michael Wallace
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I figured out the problem. It was something simple I overlooked. My scratch disks are set to an external solid state drive, and that had filled to capacity without me knowing. That’s why it wouldn’t render whatsoever. Just had to clear out a lot of space from that drive and I’m not getting the error anymore.
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Anybody ever find the answer to this? I’m having the same issue, with a slightly different path in the error message.
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Thank you Vince,
I tried clearing my media cache files with no result. Importing my project into a new project is a good idea that I hadn’t thought of. I was going to try and reinstall OSX but could not find my disk, so what I ended up doing was just updating to 10.7.3. Premiere still kept crashing after that, but then I verified and repaired my permissions for a third time, and that seemed to do the trick. It’s been stable for the last hour or so and hasn’t crashed yet. I’ll keep this updated with what happens.
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Correction to my post. What I meant to say about what triggers the crash:
When I click and drag a NEST on the timeline it crashes.
