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Crashing for no good reason

Forum|Forum|9 months ago
June 27, 2025
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Pre Pro crashes if I try to render more than a few seconds of the timeline, even if there's only 1 clip in the timeline. Also it also crashes if I try to input too long a clip to the timeline. It never used to do this. What is wrong? 3840x2160 50p ProRes

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Correct answer timf32887620

I've now updated to the latest version of Pro and it seems to have fixed the problem!

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Carlos Ziade

Community Expert

yes as suggested, more info needed,

but you can try these anyway:

clean media cache

reset preferences

delete render files from sequence

timf32887620Author

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Windows 11 home version 24H2

Intel (R) core (TM) i9-14900K 3.2 GHz

96GB RAM (95.7 GB usable)

64-bit operating system, X64-based processor

storage 9.14TB which is Crucial 4TB 69.7GB free and Samsung 4TB 723GB free and C 1.86TB 1.5TB free

media is ProRes 422HQ 3840x2160 50p filmed on a Canon xf405 camera

no plug-ins, no effects

It also crashes if you just move the cursor along the timeline with many clips in it.

timf32887620AuthorCorrect answer

Inspiring

I've now updated to the latest version of Pro and it seems to have fixed the problem!

MyerPj

Community Expert

Like Neil said, we need more info, check out this post: Info needed for a bug / tech support

R Neil Haugen

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You've not given anywhere near enough information to start a normal troubleshooting process ... so:

OS/CPU/RAM/GPU, GPU driver number; the number and type of drives used, and how much free space is available on them; specific details of the media in use and what created it; any 3rd-party apps touching the media, or plugins used; any effects used.

Then

Everyone's mileage always varies ...

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