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1. Re: New CS5 installation crashing on Quick Time Export
Harm Millaard Aug 30, 2010 10:13 AM (in response to Eric Jurg)You have a nice system, why would you intentionally cripple that by using the most troublesome and only 32 bit codec QuiRckTime when you have many alternatives. Why did you get a 64 bit system only to use that Apple 32-bit crap?
It sounds like, I have a new Porsche in the driveway, but I want to use my son's triwheel.
BTW, get the nVidia drivers from their site, don't use the default Win7 drivers.
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2. Re: New CS5 installation crashing on Quick Time Export
Eric Jurg Aug 30, 2010 10:18 AM (in response to Harm Millaard)Thanks, Harm. I just got a crash on a straight H.264 export, so apparently it isn't QT related. Obviously more testing is required. I'll report back in a bit.
In the meantime, I''l update the graphics drivers.
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3. Re: New CS5 installation crashing on Quick Time Export
Eric Jurg Aug 30, 2010 12:04 PM (in response to Eric Jurg)False alarm. It turned out to be that I was (rather stupidly) exporting the movie to the same external hard drive (eSata) as the footage resided on, because my 2TB WD Caviar Black video drives are back ordered and not here yet. As soon as I plugged in an internal SATA to temporarily use as a video drive, the problem went away.
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4. Re: New CS5 installation crashing on Quick Time Export
Harm Millaard Aug 30, 2010 1:15 PM (in response to Eric Jurg)Glad you figured it out. Now you realize how important disk speed can be. Happy editing.



