Finally, you can also set it to never delete automatically and to simply do it yourself by using the Clean Unused button.The default is 10% of the volume size or 95 GB, but you can adjust it to make sure your cache data never builds up past a certain amount of your choosing. You can set an automatic maximum data amount that you don’t want your computer to exceed.Typically the default is set to delete any cache data older than 90 days, but you can customize it to your liking. You can set an automatic delete function that deletes cache files older than a certain age.If you want more control over how to prevent cache data from building up in the first place, you have a few options for that as well.īelow the Media Cache Management section, you have 3 main options: If you’re on a PC, simply go to Edit > Preferences > Media Cacheįrom here, click the Delete button, and choose one of the options: delete unused media cache data in the current project or delete all media files from the system.If you’re on a Mac, simply open up Premiere Pro and go to Premiere > Preferences > Media Cache.Thankfully, getting rid of cache data is a very simple process: Delete Premiere Media Cache Data on a Mac or PC To do so just change the location of the folder you want using Browse.
Pro Tip: We recommend using a fast dedicated SSD or NVME drive for your media cache.
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