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January 10, 2012
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Can't Find Premiere Auto-Save Folder

  • January 10, 2012
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Anyone else have this problem?  My C-drive is filling up and a friend of mine, who also uses Premiere CS5, told me he periodically deletes whatever is saved in his Premiere Auto-Save folder and Preview-File folder to free up hard drive space.  The problem is, I can find my Preview-File folder under My Documents/Adobe/5.0, but I can't find my Auto-Save folder, even after doing a Search in WIndows 7.  Any idea's where it could be because I can't do anymore video editing projects until I free up space on my C-drive.  Right now, I only have 1.7 Gb remaining on a 160 Gb hard drive.  Thanks.

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    Participant
    March 5, 2018

    Try doing a search in "All My Files" for your project name with "-1" on the end of the name. Sometimes it will reset my Auto Save Location if I've been switching back and forth between multiple projects.

    I found mine in here.

    IPE_Aussie
    Participant
    April 26, 2017

    I found mine in the backup auto save folder mentioned above 'Adobe Premiere Pro Auto-Save' but it was saved under a different title auto save that i was working on previously. Sort the autosaves by the latest modify or created etc. and try load that.

    Stephen_Spider
    Inspiring
    January 11, 2012

    The auto save files hardly take up any space.

    You need a dedicated Video drive. It is listed right there in the basic requirements of the software. You are at a point now where your system will likely not perform properly.

    Harm_Millaard
    Inspiring
    January 10, 2012

    It is a subdirectory 'Adobe Premiere Pro Auto-Save' in your video project directory.

    BTW, you are treading on very, very dangerous ground here, only a single disk, filled over 95% is inviting disaster to strike. Maybe that is why you need the auto save file.

    Known Participant
    February 6, 2014

    Well I just lost about 60 minutes of tedious video editing work because Auto-Save JUST. DID. NOT. WORK. AT. ALL. It was set to save every 20 minutes and keep 5 versions.

    And when I tried to export the media, it instantly crashed.

    It didn't keep a single one and I'm quite outraged.

    Unfortunately, I didn't find any "secret folder" containing the autosave files, it's just gone.

    I'm using Premiere CS6 6.0.5

    Legend
    February 6, 2014

    I just lost about 60 minutes of tedious video editing work

    You can help end that problem by submitting the following feature request.  Tell your friends.  We needs lots of requests to make this happen!

    http://forums.adobe.com/thread/1369232?tstart=0