Continues decreasing disc space
Adobe never told you about the secret of disc cache files. And continuously adobe eats your C drive space day by day and you may blame your OS for this reason. But my friend try to search folder by folder and you can get magic behind the smooth running and huge render from premiere, encore, after effects, encoder etc. It is nothing but few files like*.pek, *.qtindex, *.cfa etc which was generated in you cache file folder and never been deleted except manual process.
Problem:
By this way one day you will get the message of Low Disc Space.
You should not be stupid to purchase some cleaner software or format your system to get rid of this major problem.
Solution:
Solution is very simple. You need to fine out the path for Cache file. Generally it would be
"C:\Users\XXX\AppData\Roaming\Adobe\Common\Media Cache Files". You need to go over this path and delete the all files manually. You will get more space to create more cache files. Hope you never blame your OS for decreasing disc space.
Happy rendering...
Adobe never told you about the secret of disc cache files. And continuously adobe eats your C drive space day by day and you may blame your OS for this reason. But my friend try to search folder by folder and you can get magic behind the smooth running and huge render from premiere, encore, after effects, encoder etc. It is nothing but few files like*.pek, *.qtindex, *.cfa etc which was generated in you cache file folder and never been deleted except manual process.
Problem:
By this way one day you will get the message of Low Disc Space.
You should not be stupid to purchase some cleaner software or format your system to get rid of this major problem.
Solution:
Solution is very simple. You need to fine out the path for Cache file. Generally it would be
"C:\Users\XXX\AppData\Roaming\Adobe\Common\Media Cache Files". You need to go over this path and delete the all files manually. You will get more space to create more cache files. Hope you never blame your OS for decreasing disc space.
Happy rendering...