"Failed to create event" error

I get this nagging persistent problem with FF 1.014 Pro when used as a filter plugin in Photoshop CS3 under Windows XP Pro SP3 with 4GB RAM and 8GB swap space and plenty of free disk space:

Whenever I am trying filters (any) in FF on one of my images (any size) FF crashes (and freezes Photoshop in the process) and gives me this error message box:

"Failed to Create Event" followed by another box with "...X86 SSE2 Fatal Error".

I cannot pinpoint the exact conditions. Seems to happen ALL the time these days. I reinstalled FF and PS CS3 with same result. Could it be caused by trying another filter before completion of the preceding one?

Any idea please??? Thanks Iam Nemo

Sorry I didn't see your reply before. Thanks for replying. BTW I sent the same question to FF tech support and never received an answer so you're way ahead of them on support

I also suspected this to be a problem but FF also crashed while I was changing parameters on the first filter I tried. How can one prevent FF from starting calculations as soon as a parameter is changed ever so slightly? Waiting for each parameter change to be effected completely, IMHO, would limit FF's usefulness as a filter.

Thanks! Iam nemo

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Iam Nemo wrote: Sorry I didn't see your reply before. Thanks for replying. BTW I sent the same question to FF tech support and never received an answer so you're way ahead of them on support Wink

hehe

I agree with Carl..Turning off the antialaising will speed up things a bit..

Thank you guys; I will try turning the AA.

@GMM: thanks for your reply. I have used FF extensively with PS CS3 before and never had this problem (at least never that bad for sure). It seems it has appeared with my upgrade to the last couple of minor versions.

Any suggestion from the developers? Should I revert to an older version or move on to using PS CS4? Thanks! Iam