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Move or clean the Media Cache DatabaseWhen Adobe Premiere
Pro imports
video and audio in some formats, it processes and caches versions
of these items that it can readily access when generating previews.
The media cache greatly improves performance for previews, because the
video and audio items do not need to be reprocessed for each preview.
Note: When
you first import a file, you may experience a slight delay while
the media are being processed and cached.
A media cache database retains links to each of the conformed audio files, PEK files, and index files used in Adobe Premiere Pro projects. By default, Adobe Premiere Pro installs the media cache database in the folder where the application itself is installed. However, you can move the media cache database to any location of your choosing. Also, you can clean the database of all of the support files that are not in use. Adobe Premiere Pro shares the media cache database with After Effects, Adobe Encore, and Adobe Soundbooth, so each of these applications can each read from and write to the same set of cached media files. If you change the location of the database from within any of these applications, the location is updated for the other applications, too. Each application can use its own cache folder, but the same database keeps track of them all.
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