![]() ![]() Unfortunately for some users, the feature’s behavior was somewhat counter-intuitive and thus unpredictable, at least when the location of the cache had been changed from the default. ![]() Some users had reported in Adobe’s online forum that they had lost footage after Premiere’s release of v11.1 earlier this year introduced a new feature designed to keep its media cache clear of older files that could eventually clog drives. Also included in the new version is support for 10-bit footage from the Panasonic GH-5 and some improvements to the workflow for editing graphic and text elements, including bug fixes that affected copy-and-paste operations between Premiere and After Effects. Adobe has issued another in a series of fixes to Premiere Pro CC’s media cache management features in the latest update, version 11.1.2.
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