Processor is at 1.6 as oppose to 1.7 in minimum reqs
There are 40Gigs of free space
No programs are running at the same time
Page file is standard 1.5 times the RAM
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Adobe Premiere Elements memory related problem
Every time I open a project Im working on in Adobe Premiere I receive this message about low system memory.
"Adobe Premiere Elements is running very low on system memory. Please save and proceed with caution"
The program usually crashes a bit later. This happens when I have no other applications open. Anything I can do?
Setup:
CPU: 1.6Ghz
RAM 1.5 Gb
OS: Win XP SP2
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Which version of Elements are you using?
Have you also gone through the Adobe Trouble Shooting?
http://kb.adobe.com/selfse
Hi, I'm not a user of Adobe and that's one of the reason it's need for such excesive amounts of ram.
but just to add from what I have seen about this problem,
it's possibility related to several things,
What hard drive brand you use.
the TEMP folder fills up.
It is recomended to store the files Adobe uses / creates on a separate drive to save page faults. VM loss.
Start with checking the state of the hard disc defrag it hit analyze .. lots of video editing causes a fair amount of moving files around and the hard drive gets pretty messy.
Clear out the TEMP folder, use the disc cleanup tool from start all programs accessories system tools.
You can help yourself a little to find the problem by running the task manager on top,
In the task manager open VIEW >select columns and add Virtual memory size,
before opening Adobe,
start the taskmanager on performance or processes
you'll be able to see which program is hogging resources as soon as Adobe starts.
Explorer using high VM may indicate a need to defrag and empty the TEMP folders.
Hope it helps to pin down the problem simply.
Cheers Merete
Hi adneprov
I found one possible solution so to borrow it
turned out to be the size of the still images being used
If you have images in your time line make sure they are not super hi-rez or 300 dpi, and try to stick with Jpegs.
If you are using images that are 300 dpi try bumping them down to 150.
Also in your Preferences adobe recommends you change the setting optimize rendering for - "memory" but this means that when rendering Premiere will use as much memory as it can.
So exit out of other programs :)
Hope this helps!
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by: apache09Posted on 2008-04-21 at 19:54:30ID: 21407848
Does your PC meet or exceed the Minimum System requirements?
http://www.adobe.com/produ
How much disk space is available?
Are there any other programs running at the same time?
Have you tried increasing the paging file?