Adobe Premiere Pro Crashing Mac

Reformat the hard disk using HFS+ formatting, and then install only Mac OS and your Adobe product from the original installation media. Note: Don't install additional software or hardware until you're sure that the problem is resolved. Don't back up the hard disk and restore Mac OS and the application instead of reinstalling them. The simple thing that you want to try first: Go to File Project Settings General. Then under Video Rendering and Playback, change it from GPU Acceleration to Software Only.

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Adobe Creative Cloud media applications crash on Mac OS

• When you try to launch Adobe Media Encoder, it crashes.
  
• When you export from Adobe Premiere Pro via File > Export > Media, it crashes.
• When you ingest media by pressing the Ingest button or by choosing File > Ingest in Adobe Prelude, it crashes.

This issue occurs on Mac OS X only.

Install the latest update for the Creative Cloud application

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An update to Creative Cloud has been released that resolves this issue for most users. In most cases, Creative Cloud downloads and installs the update automatically when you sign in. In some cases, it's necessary to sign out and sign back in within the Creative Cloud desktop application.

Give your user account read/write permissions to the Adobe Preferences folder.

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Note: Updating to the latest version of the Creative Cloud desktop application is the recommended solution. The following information is considered obsolete and provided for reference.

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Mac desktop organizer app. Do the following:

1. Open a new Finder window.
2. Hold down the Option key and click the Go menu, then choose Library. (Library is hidden unless you hold down the Option key.)
3. Locate and open the Preferences folder.
4. Locate the Adobe folder inside the Preferences folder.
5. Click the Adobe folder and press Command + I to Get Info.
6. Verify that your user account is listed in the Sharing & Permissions section at the bottom of the Get Info window. Also make sure that its Privilege is set to Read & Write.
7. If your user account is not listed, then take the following additional steps.
   1. Click the padlock icon at the bottom of the window.
   2. Provide your user credentials when prompted
   3. Click the + button to add your user account.
   4. Click your user account and choose Select
   5. Change the Privilege on your user account to Read & Write by clicking Read only and changing it to Read & Write
   6. Click the lock again when you're done changing the permissions.
8. If your user account is already listed, but set to Read only, the follow the same steps as above, skipping steps c and d.

A recent update to the Creative Cloud desktop application introduced a defect which can cause the Adobe folder in the Preferences folder to not have proper user permissions. Imagej download free mac. When the Creative Cloud applications attempt to access this folder, and are unable to write to it, they crash. Engineering is aware of this issue and is working to address it. In the meantime, manually fixing the permissions on the Adobe folder allows the applications to launch correctly.

For those that have recently updated OS X 10.9 or any new version of macOS for that matter, you may have noticed freezing on startup or crashing more frequently while you're working. The reason behind many of these cases is that certain permissions folders have been reset to Read Only.

These folders need Read & Write permissions to function properly. So how do you do that?

1. Press the Option key. In the Finder menu choose Go > Library. This is your User Library.
2. In the Library go to Preferences and locate the Adobe folder.
3. Control-click on Adobe folder and choose > Get Info.
4. In the Sharing & Permissions section you see all computer's users listed. Your User account should say Read & Write next to it.
5. Unlock the lock, enter log in details, then click and choose > Read & Write (if it is not already set that way).
6. Click the gear icon directly under the user names and choose 'Apply to enclosed items…' Click the lock once more to save changes. Note: even if the permissions are set correctly for this folder, please go through this step as the enclosed folders may be set incorrectly.
7. While you are still in the User Library, go to the Application Support folder. Open it and locate the Adobe folder.
8. Perform steps 3-6 on the Adobe folder.
9. Go to the Mac HD and choose Users > [User Name] > Documents. Locate the Adobe folder there.
10. Perform steps 3-6 on the Adobe Documents folder.
11. Reboot the computer.
12. Launch Premiere Pro. Your permissions are now set correctly.

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If you are experiencing freezes on start (or starting the application is very slow) with other Adobe applications, it's likely the same issue is occurring. After Effects may even take several minutes to start, eventually reporting that QuickTime is not installed. For details on that, please see this blog post.

Note: Adobe is discontinuing my blog, including this troubleshooting post. This issue still exists, so I'll repost the content here. That way, you can still refer to it in the future.