Okay, I have been using Adobe Premiere 6.0 for almost a year now with 5-6 projects, without any MAJOR problems, just a little bit of annoying things, but no big deal.
Now, I'm -trying- to work on my next project with DVD ripped footage (which this is the first time) with like 702x620 resolution and 29.97kbps, I was having a "lag" problem with this, and so I re-encoded to low-res as Premiere suggests to do, and I'm now working with MPEG codec of 24kbps footage, with this I have gotten as far as having the music down on the timeline with some minor edits, and to have all of the footage I want to work with clipped out and put on the timeline (I like to clip out what's needed and lay it on the timeline before-hand), the video totals about 20-25 min on the timeline, which I'm trying to work with. This is the way I've done all of my videos, and everything has always worked.
Right now, after I have about 40 seconds of the video completed, I can't search on the timeline anymore. It freezes and closes down with the "Program not responding, end now" thing Windows XP gives you. I have no idea what's going on, I'm working in "Video For Windows" under the video options, and have checked other settings without finding anything wrong. Any help would be appreciated, thanks.
~Cosmos


