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PP cache files written to C disk though option set to write on a different disk

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Mar 19, 2021 Mar 19, 2021

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PP 2019.1.5 - I've set both Media Cache Files folder & Media Cache Database folder to be on disk F, see picture (with no project loaded), then quit PP, deleted the two old corresponding folders on disk C (system).
When I loaded an existing project:
- New Media Cache Files folder was created on disk C with 326 files
- New Media Cache Files folder was created on disk F with 1 file
- New Media Cache folder was created on F disk.
So, why does PP still use disk C for Media Cache Files?

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Contributor , Mar 22, 2021 Mar 22, 2021

Response receive from Karl Lee Soule:

 

Long story – there’s a specific type of small cache file that ALWAYS gets written to the default location. They’re called IMS files, and they greatly speed up load times for projects. They’re REALLY small – usually measured by the os in bytes or 1kb.

 

Thank you Karl!

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Response receive from Karl Lee Soule:

 

Long story – there’s a specific type of small cache file that ALWAYS gets written to the default location. They’re called IMS files, and they greatly speed up load times for projects. They’re REALLY small – usually measured by the os in bytes or 1kb.

 

Thank you Karl!

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