Def. looks like more corrupt files :(

If the analizer is crashing, then it cant analyze all the Files and technically you will never know how many corrupt files are remaining.

So first, we need to figure out which files are causing the analizer to crash.

Do this:
Close Scratch Live
Go to the C:/Music/_Serato_ folder and open the OverviewBuilder.Log
Leave this open and set it to the side where it is visible, but only takes up half of your screen.

Open the Scratch Live program and also minimize it so it doesnt take up the whole screen.
You should now have the OverviewBuilder.Log visible to your left and Scratch Live visible to your right.

Hold down the Ctrl Key and at the same time, click on the Analyze Files button in Scratch Live.
This will start to re-analyze all your files.

As you should notice, the OvervieBuilder.Log will start to list every single song that is being analyzed - one by one.

If Scratch Live crashes while analyzing, the OverviewBuilder will still be open and the last song in the list is the corrupt file. Re-open Scratch Live, locate this file, delete it from the ALL Crate and continue.

Repeat untill all songs have been fully analyzed. Stability should return.

OverviewBuilder.Log isn't updating as sl goes through songs. Any ideas why?

On a Mac I have seen it update as its analyzing. On a Windows machine it will update once Scratch live is closed.

Regardless, try closing Scratch live after it has analyzed and then open the OverViewBuilder. That should do it.

I found a huge amount of corrupt mp3's. Got rid of close to 10g. SL didn't crash and said it completed analyzing all 60,000+ tracks. But I went to rescan tags and it crashed again.

Really confusing.

Theres no need to rescan tags after analyzing -- analyzing does this. Analyzing is the most important, if it successfully analyzes - it should play fine.

Play with it and see if it crashes.