The memory leaks have also been improved on Pr CC.

I used to keep the Console and Activity Monitor open, and enter purge whenever the inactive RAM took up all the free RAM.  That was a big problem in Mac CS6.  I had to purge often.  Having no free RAM left didn't cause crashes, but rather very sluggish performance.

On Mar 22, 2014, at 3:15 PM, Carey Dissmore <carey@imugonline.com> wrote:

I have painfully experienced this recently when I was taking projects I cut on a remote mac-based edit system with one set of drives, and moving them to my best PC based workstation. These projects were not super large (by my standards) but were certainly pretty big and had perhaps 15 timelines and 10 hours of footage. (mine can get much larger).

That section of the codebase seems really quirky and a bit shaky. Multiple attempts sometimes get you there, other times I have to cancel out of the auto relink process and let the project open disconnected, then painstakingly select smaller subsets of media at a time and relink them. That seems to keep it from bumping into various errors and complete chokes.

For reference, the machine in question has 64GB of RAM, and a 6-core i7 running at 4Ghz. 

carey

On Mar 22, 2014, at 1:16 PM, Stephen van Vuuren <stephen@sv2studios.com> wrote:

Premiere (C6 through latest CC) is prone to severe memory links when relinking and importing footage on very large projects. You might doing some testing to see if memory issues are present.