Adobe Audition annoying fault

[BCNZ]

I'm running Audition 3.0 and it regularly crashes for a reason I know not what.

The box that pops up has the following message:

Microsoft visual C++ runtime library

Runtime error!

R6025 - pure virtual function call

and then the program closes. I can re-open it and start again and everything is cool for a while, but sooner or later when I go to use an effect called "Normalise" it will crash again.

I've Googled the problem and various people have also encountered it. The upshot seems to be poorly written software - surprise surprise. I would have expected better from Adobe however.

Has anyone found a resolve for this or a way to stop it from happening?

[mtv]

I had this problem with an earlier version.

Re-installing fixed it.

I'm using V3.0.1 now with no problems (fingers crossed having said that).

[NoService]

been using 3.0 for a while now with no issues at all

the problem maybe system specific

uninstal clean reg of all traces and reinstal may fix it.

NS

[mtv]

This may be entirely unrelated, but at one time I was having a program crash issue and it turned out to be faulty RAM..... just a thought.

[BCNZ]

Thanks guys, I'm just putting up with it for a while until I build a new editing machine and I'll install a new version on there and see what happens.

[BCNZ]

This may be entirely unrelated, but at one time I was having a program crash issue and it turned out to be faulty RAM..... just a thought.

You might have nudged me enough to look at a related issue.
Over the last week or so my comp has been randomly locking up - freezing - for no apparent reason. It may have been running for 48 hours or longer, then all of a sudden it would just seize.

I took both sticks of RAM out, and re-inserted them (in different slots) and so far, touch wood - no lock ups.

I originally thought it had solved the Audition issue as well, but no - the leprechauns are still in residence - it just crashed on me - AGAIN!

[mtv]

Another common cause of freezes/crashes/re-boots is a faulty power supply.

You're not trying to run it on Vista are you?