Enhance Speech crashes on some Macs with Intel chips / AMD GPUs

This post has been updated to communicate a fix available in the latest Mac OS (Sequoia) update.

brownfish, so this is only happening with Beta version?  Never a good idea (and not recommended) to use the beta for real work...   Theoretically, you may be able to open the premeire pro project in the latest release version...  but no promises...

Thanks for asking: 96gig RAM, MacPro 2019 Intel.

UHD 23.976

Nothing out of the ordinary here.

This isn't a new sequence. Or a new project.

I've been working on the for a couple of months now with no issues at all.

I don't easily blame things on bugs in software, but I think it's pointing to a Beta issue.

Ok. I agree that it does seem like a corrupt project.

But I've been using PP for 4 years now and, again, my system is rock solid.

Be it Beta or non-Beta versions, I have rarely had a crash - like once every six months. And they never repeated.

However, I'm in no-way saying your problems are imaginary.

As for this post, I'm just contributing to this bug report in the hopes it might help solve the problem.

BrownFish, how much ram do you have on your system?  And what are your sequence settings?   Never easy to diagnose issues from a distance but happy to help and try and solve your problem...

MunchyBugs, besides editing primarily long form documentaries, I also provide support for other editors...  I rarely have had any issues on my own projects or while editing for clients.  The only time I can remember serious issues was when working on a client's first generation apple M1 macbookpro a few years ago..  I was able to workaround and the problems that were caused by too early adoption of new technology with the help of people on this forum...     However, I have had to deal with many issues because support clients have dug themselves very deep holes for which they rarely were willing to take responsiblity for...   I've been accused of being an adobe apologist...  but I'm just being a realist as to what's required to be a working professional with extremely complex technology which involves NOT just the software and hardware but also constantly evolving formats...  which can present unanticipated issues.  For example a couple of years ago, sony changed the way their cameras handled colorspace...  Some of the issues my client was having with constant crashes were caused by this...  Both civilian participants here and adobe employees were quickly able to help me discover the problem and the solution.  

I have worked extensively on avid and apple fcp 1-7 before moving primarily to premiere with occasional forays into Davinci Resolve for difficult color correction tasks.   All NLE's have issues and Premiere has been as stable if not more so than any other alternatives...     

BrownFish, welcome to Premiere Life, aka Crash Life. When projects begin to get beyond the scope of YouTube Shorts, Premiere seems to inevedibally crash and break. Unfortunatly, this has been an issue for over a decade and it doesn't seem to ever get resolved. Once a project starts doing this, Adobe will tell you the project file is corrupted and the only way to "fix" it is to re-import that project file into a new project. They will start by having you clear preferences, clear cache, delete peak files, proxies, etc. After all that, you'll re-import the project file. You'll lose a bunch of work but at least you should still have your timelines. The likelyhoood of it continuing to be unusable decreases, in my experience, from 98% to 55%.

Quicktime ProRes 422.

BrownFish, what is the format of the resolve clips?   

Working away in PremierePro Beta.