Adding Camera to Projects Causes Program to Crash when Attempting to Export or Publish

[#1]

I just finished a short, 12-second practice animation on Animate CC. When I  finished, I added the integrated camera, and I tried to publish and export my animation. I discovered that when I added either the integrated camera or an external actionscript 3.0 camera that the program crashed whenever I tried to export or publish it. When I removed the camera from the animation, I was able to export and publish it without a problem.

I thought it could be a problem with too many vectors or something like that. So I experimented with a new file and tried exporting a very simple animation. Again without the camera, it worked fine, but when I added the camera and tried to export and publish the animation, the program crashed. I am not sure what the problem is and some assistance would be greatly appreciated. 

I am using the latest version of Animate CC.

My animation is a total of 270 frames with about 30 layers. 

The simpler animation was 24 frames with 2 layers. 

I hope I provided enough information. Feel free to ask questions if I didn't cover something. 

[#2]

I just finished a short, 12-second practice animation on Animate CC. When I  finished, I added the integrated camera, and I tried to publish and export my animation. I discovered that when I added either the integrated camera or an external actionscript 3.0 camera that the program crashed whenever I tried to export or publish it. When I removed the camera from the animation, I was able to export and publish it without a problem.

I thought it could be a problem with too many vectors or something like that. So I experimented with a new file and tried exporting a very simple animation. Again without the camera, it worked fine, but when I added the camera and tried to export and publish the animation, the program crashed. I am not sure what the problem is and some assistance would be greatly appreciated. 

I am using the latest version of Animate CC.

My animation is a total of 270 frames with about 30 layers. 

The simpler animation was 24 frames with 2 layers. 

I hope I provided enough information. Feel free to ask questions if I didn't cover something.