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I updated my computer to the latest AME: Adobe Media Encoder 2020. When I open the program, the splash screen comes up, then it crashes a few moments later. "adobe media encoder 2020 quit unexpectedly. Click Report to open the application again. This report will be sent to Apple automatically" I started a live chat with a support representative. He asked me to uninstall and then reinstall. I did that. It still crashed. Support tried taking over my screen and reinstalling it themselves but the issue persisted. He told me to restart my computer so I did. Then I tried to open Media Encoder again. The Issue persisted. Support said I need to uninstall ALL OF MY ADOBE APPLICATIONS! I pushed back and said no, I need those other programs to get my job done. Premiere 2020 is working just fine, so that doesn't make sense to uninstall that. Bad idea. Support says they are going to escalate this to the senior support and will supposedly call me back in 24 hours. I want to note that I find it suspicious that this is happening on both my iMac desktop and my 2019 MacBook Pro. I ran disk utility on my iMac desktop and that didn't fix the issue. Does anyone else know how to fix this in the mean time? I want to note that I find it suspicious that this is happening on both my iMac desktop and my 2019 Macbook Pro. Does anyone else know how to fix this in the mean time?
Adobe Ticket Number: ADB-14421943-M1V7
Computer info: Mac OS 10.15.6
Error Code: look for this as an attachment
Update: August 23, 2020. I installed an update on the software. Attempted to open it. It still crashes. I'm using a chat agent now. He's looking at my crash report and he says "In the crash report the thread is 0 libsystem_kernel.dylib which is most certainly is an OS error. Could you please confirm if there is any third party plugins you are using?" I confirmed that there were a bunch of files there. I was asked to move the MediaCore folder to the desktop. When I did that, Encoder opened and didn't crash.
Update: August 23, 2020. I installed an update on the software. Attempted to open it. It still crashes. I'm using a chat agent now. He's looking at my crash report and he says "In the crash report the thread is 0 libsystem_kernel.dylib which is most certainly is an OS error. Could you please confirm if there is any third party plugins you are using?" I confirmed that there were a bunch of files there. I was asked to move the MediaCore folder to the desktop. When I did that, Encoder opened and di
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I have the same problem.
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The senior tech called me and offered the same trouble shooting steps as the person I was live chatting with a few days ago. He wanted me to uninstall every single Adobe app that I have. I said no way, I wont be able to get my work done. Is possible at all that maybe you guys released a buggy version of Adobe Encoder? They said no because other people are able to use it just fine.... His solution was for me to just use Encoder 2019 instead of 2020. Disappointed with the outcome of this problem.
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Thank you. I will install older versions until I find one that works.
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I am having the exact same issue 2019 MBP. I have just now upgraded to OS 10.15.6.
Premiere works fine however MEDIA ENCODER keeps crashing and at the exact same point everytime. When it is trying to load the BlackMagicRawPremiereSourceEffect.plugin.
so frustrating
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I don't have Black Magic installed on my laptop which makes me think this is an OS related issue. But Adobe is insistent that there isn't an issue with their release of the software.
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I noticed your path said: "/Adobe Media Encoder/12.0" I just want to note that my problem is with the 2020 version, which translates to 14.0 I believe. Not 12.0. 12.0 is a much earlier version. I dont even have that WSMgrCfg file in the 14.0 folder. I only see it in the 13.0 folder. Just for fun, i tried deleting the typesupport folder in 14.0 and then launching Media Encoder 2020. It still crashes.
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Again, I don't have a 12.0 folder. I tried deleting that file from the 14.0 folder (per the path described above from you) and then I launched Media Encoder 2020 and it crashed again. Then I tried deleting that file from the 13.0 folder, attempted to launch Media Encoder 2020 again. Still crashed.
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thanks so much! worked for me
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Update: August 23, 2020. I installed an update on the software. Attempted to open it. It still crashes. I'm using a chat agent now. He's looking at my crash report and he says "In the crash report the thread is 0 libsystem_kernel.dylib which is most certainly is an OS error. Could you please confirm if there is any third party plugins you are using?" I confirmed that there were a bunch of files there. I was asked to move the MediaCore folder to the desktop. When I did that, Encoder opened and didn't crash.