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hallo mein premier cs4 stürzt immer nach einer weile oder auch nur kurz nach dem laden des projektes ab -schwerwiegender fehler.

hier mal der absturzbericht -kann jemand was damit anfangen?

vielleicht graka ist ne ati radeon hd 4770

after effects und media encoder funkt übrigens..

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