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In premier rush, when I add media to a project, a folder is created on my C: drive under the creative cloud assets folder structure. My setup has a relatively small SSD as my C: drive with larger hard drives for media storage. I have to constantly monitor what is getting saved and cached to my C: drive to avoid running out of space, but it appears that premier rush automatically creates copies of my media onto my C: drive any time I add it to a project.
The video and media files already reside on one of my other drives, so not only is it creating duplicate copies of the files which consumes hardware resources and takes up additional storage space, but it is putting it on my C: drive where I am preciously low on free space.
Is there a way to direct the software to point those asset folders to another location so they don't have to rest on my C: drive? Better yet, do I also have the option to avoid creating the duplicate asset files alltogether?
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