Alper,
1) You would be surprised (pasted below from our download page), maybe worth trying the upgrade to take this out of the equation.
2) Try the trick of pre-render work area (that they call Sequence | Render Selection) to see if it makes a difference. The internal engine is usually more robust.
3) I don’t know if AME uses Premiere prefs but try Preferences | Memory | Optimize for Memory
4) One more detail, if you have multiple instances of Twixtor (like one per clip), it’s probably a good idea at this point to check off the Plenty of Memory checkbox in Twixtor
5) It’s not your machine specs and in case note there is a known Adobe issue with Quicktime Photo-Jpeg in CC 2014 with all the plugins in the universe that access frames at not current time. And if you render on CPU then don’t yet turn GPU mode not to add another variable.
6) If it’s something you need to deliver like tomorrow morning, maybe render to a lossless image sequence format, and restart the render where it broke and we will figure that later.
Pierre
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What’s new in version 6.1.0? Posted June 13, 2014:
Fixes a bug with Motion Weighted Blend
Fixes a bug with Twixtor, Vectors In when only one of Prev Motion Vectors or Next Motion Vectors was supplied.
What’s new in version 6.0.9? Posted June 5, 2014:
Fixes a bug where negative alpha could be erroneously created when slowing down footage and using motion blur compensation (bug was in GPU mode only).
Adds GPU support for Twixtor, Vectors In and Motion Vector Create.
Fixes a bug where GPU mode did not work properly in demo mode on some GPUs.
Fixes a bug where incorrect vectors were produced when Image Track was not on.
What’s new in version 6.0.8? Posted May 29, 2014:
Fixes a bug where negative alpha could be erroneously created when slowing down footage and using motion blur compensation (bug was in GPU mode only).
Adds GPU support for Twixtor, Vectors In and Motion Vector Create.
What’s new in version 6.0.7? Posted April 21, 2014:
Fixes a crashing bug that could happen when scrubbing or positioning the current time pointer on the timeline.
What’s new in version 6.0.6? Posted February 18, 2014:
Adds Intel HD Graphics GPU support for AFter Effects (not Premiere Pro). On Windows, an Intel HD Graphics driver must be present with OpenCL 1.1 (or later) support. On Macintosh, Macintosh OS 10.9 (Mavericks) is needed for Intel HD Graphics GPU support.
Fixes a bug where Twixtor (regular) could mark frames “invalid” when valid input frames were not available (most often occurring when using negative speed). This caused frames in the host program’s cache to not have frames present, which could be confusing. Blue frames are now returned instead of an error returned to AFter Effects and Premiere Pro.
What’s new in version 6.0.5? Posted January 16, 2014:
Fixes a bug where images over 10,000 pixels in width or height could not be processed.