56.0k members in the premiere community. A community-run subreddit for Adobe video editing apps including Premiere Pro, Premiere Rush, Premiere. V5.0.2 added: Adobe Media Encoder 2020 v14.0 Adobe Premiere Pro 2020 v14.0. V5.0.3 added: Adobe Audition 2020 v13.0 Adobe Illustrator 2020 v24.0. V5.0.4 added: Adobe After Effects 2020 17.0 Adobe Animate 2020 v20.0 Adobe Bridge 2020 v10.0 Adobe Character Animator 2020 v3.0 Adobe Dreamweaver 2020 v20.0 Adobe Lightroom Classic v9.0. In some instances, after you update Premiere Pro or Adobe Media Encoder to the latest version 12.1 and try to launch, the application crashes. Splash screen appears.
Adobe After Effects or Adobe Premiere Pro crashes or hangs soon after starting. The message 'Initializing MediaCore' appears in the startup screen.
As is true for most errors, begin by performing the general troubleshooting steps in the following documents:
Solution 1: Enable TCP communication through firewall or related software.
In the settings for your firewall software, allow connections to be made to and from the following applications:
Windows:
- AfterFX.exe
- Adobe QT32 Server.exe
- dynamiclinkmanager.exe
- PProHeadless.exe
Mac OS:
- Adobe After Effects 10.0
- Adobe QT32 Server
- dynamiclinkmanager
- Adobe Premiere Pro CS5
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For instructions for enabling connections, see the documentation for your firewall software.
Adobe After Effects CS5 and Adobe Premiere Pro CS5 use TCP to communicate with the QuickTime server (Adobe QT32 Server) and Dynamic Link manager. Some firewall software (such as ZoneAlarm) blocks this communication, mistaking it for a security threat. The communication between these components is limited to the local computer, which is enough for most firewall software to recognize the communication as safe. Some firewall software, however, requires that connections to these components are explicitly allowed.
If communication between these components fails, the application can hang while waiting for a response, or even crash.
In some cases, the application continues to function when communication is blocked, but the application mistakenly reports that QuickTime is not installed. This error occurs because the application can't communicate with QuickTime and therefore concludes that it is not present.
Solution 2: Remove third-party QuickTime importers and exporters.
The initialization process can fail if QuickTime gets stuck while attempting to load a bad third-party importer component.
Remove all third-party QuickTime importers and exporters from the Library/QuickTime directory and restart the application.
See this user-to-user forum thread and this article on the Adobe website for more information.
Application crashes during launch without any error message on the splash screen.
In some instances, after you update Premiere Pro or Adobe Media Encoder to the latest version 12.1 and try to launch, the application crashes. Splash screen appears and then disappears without any error message.
Adobe recommends you to try the Option 1 to resolve your crash issue. If the issue persists, try using other options listed in this page.
Note:
Do not delete the folders. Ensure that you have taken the backup first before deleting any folder.
Update to the latest version of Adobe Premiere Pro 12.1.1 or Adobe Media Encoder 12.1.1 from the Creative Cloud desktop app. Updating provides a fix for launch issues caused by unsupported Type 1 Font.
In the Creative Cloud desktop app, click Updates from the Apps tab. To install the latest versions of apps on your computer, click Update All or Update. Preferences and settings are migrated over to the new version, and the previous versions of the apps are uninstalled.
Install the latest version of Premiere Pro or Adobe Media Encoder.
Click Go ToFolder in the Go menu items (CMD+SHIFT+G).
Type '~/Library' in the pop-up dialog and click GO. This step takes you to '[User] Library'.
For Premiere Pro, go to Caches/Adobe/Premiere Pro/12.0
For Adobe Media Encoder, go to Caches/Adobe/Adobe Media Encoder/12.0.
Delete the Typesupport folders for Premiere Pro and Adobe Media Encoder.
Uninstall any of the existing 12.x versions (12.0, 12.0.1, or 12.1) in your computer.
For Adobe Media Encoder:
Using Finder app, Go > Go To Folder, go to '~/Documents'.
Create a backup folder and move this folder into it: /Adobe/Adobe Media Encoder/12.0
Using Finder app, Go > Go To Folder, go to '~/Library'.
Create a backup folder and move the following list of folders into it:
Caches/Adobe/Adobe Media Encoder/12.0
Preference/com.Adobe.Adobe Media Encoder.12.0.plist
Saved Application State/com.adobe.ame.application.cc12.savedstateFor Premiere Pro:
Using Finder app, Go > Go To Folder, go to '~/Documents'.
Create a backup folder and move this folder into it: Adobe/Premiere Pro/12.0
Using Finder app, Go > Go To Folder, go to '~/Library'.
Create a backup folder and move the following list of folders into it:
Caches/Adobe/Premiere Pro/12.0
Preference/com.Adobe.PremierePro.CC12.plist
Saved Application State/com.Adobe.PremierePro.CC12.savedState
Clean install Adobe Creative Cloud and Adobe Creative Cloud Apps. Use the below mentioned link for the Adobe Cleaner tool to use for clean installation.
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Create a user account on mac OS and use the new user account profile for the Adobe Premiere Pro CC 2018 (12.1) or Adobe Media Encoder CC 2018 (12.1) application.
