Since upgrading my OS to High Sierra, I am have constant issue with Adobe Premiere Pro crashing. At first it was with PP 2018, so I reverted back to 2017, and the same things cause the crashes. Multiple clips stacked, blending layers, many very simple tasks cause the program to crash. I have a Macbook Pro that is still on Sierra, and all programs work fine. This is becoming a very serious problem for me, as I am video editor as my primary source of income. Can I revert back to Sierra? Computer specs are:

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3.4 GHz Intel Core i7

16 GB Memory

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Posted on Jan 8, 2018 2:35 PM