Sounds like you could have bad / corrupt files in the library. That is the main reason it would crash on you.

To find those files, disconnect your hardware. Above the crate section you should see "Analyze Files". I suggest doing it manually for the first time in 1.9.2.

Click the word "ALL" in the crate section. Then click a song so it is highlighted. Click ctrl + A and that will highlight all of the music. Once it is highlighted, click and drag it to the analyze files tab.

If you want Scratch Live to BPM your music, before doing that, put a check mark in the "Set Auto BPM" box. To the right of that, select a range the majority of your music will fall between. don't leave it blank or set to none. Once you do those two things, then drag and drop the highlighted mass onto Analyze files.

Okay I'll give it a go....I'm just afraid that It will crash while it analyzes, because it's doing that too.

Alright... It crashed while analyzing on track 895 out of 33028. What now??????

When it crashes while analyzing we can assume its hitting a bad track. If you see which one it is, great. Find it in the library, remove it and then continue analyzing your files.

If you don't see which one it crashed on, you can check the overviewbuilder.log. It is located -
Start
Music
ScratchLIVE
Overviewbuilder.log - Find the last file it was working on. Then open the program again and remove it. Then keep building the overviews.

okay I'll try it out.

Uh....I can't seem to find that log. It's almost as if that file doesn't exist in my PC.

Check the _ScratchLIVE_ folder on the external for it.