You may have to manually type part of the path in, as some machines hide this folder for some reason. The default location on Windows is C:\Users\insert your Windows name here\AppData\Roaming\Adobe\Common. In Premiere Pro, you’ll find the settings under “Edit>Preferences>Media”. To find the files, you’ll need to check your preferences to see where they’ve been set up to be stored. The problem is that these files are never automatically deleted, and unless you are aware that they exist, you’ll probably never even know to look for them (I didn’t). The point of these files is to greatly improve performance for previews. cfa file, and MPEG files are indexed to a new. The Media Cache Files folder is where Adobe stores conformed audio and video files as you work on various projects. Imported audio files are each conformed to a new. After doing some searching on the hard drive for the largest files Windows could find, I ran across the Media Cache Files folder. I recently noticed that my hard drive was quickly running out of space, despite the fact that I removed a bunch of huge files. This tip of the week is for users of Adobe’s Premiere and After Effects who are having issues with hard drive space.
