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What is the cache key?
A cache key is an index entry that uniquely identifies an object in a cache. You can customize cache keys by specifying whether to use a query string (or portions of it) in an incoming request to differentiate objects in a cache.
How do I get to my media and disk cache preferences?
Choose Edit > Preferences > Media & Disk Cache (Windows) or After Effects > Preferences > Media & Disk Cache (Mac OS), and do one of the following: Click one of the Choose Folder buttons to change the location of the media cache database or the media cache itself.
What does clearing disc cache do?
Disk Cache will store on your hard drive and will not be deleted when you close the software. You should also note that over time your cache can get quite large and take up a lot of space on your Hard Drive. However, don’t worry you can clean things up and purge your system of that used disk space.
Where is encrypted cache key used?
Get seven of them together, then turn them in to Ana Bray who will give you an Encrypted Cache Key. Spending time in Escalation Protocol and clearing waves will gradually decrypt your Encrypted Cache Key and turn it into something that you can actually use.
How can I change the location of my media cache?
You can change the locations of the media cache files by clicking Browse and navigating to the desired folder location. If needed, you can save the Media Cache on the same drive as your media. You can set your preferences for the media cache using the following options:
What does the media cache do in Premiere Pro?
The Media Cache is where Premiere Pro stores accelerator files, including peak files (.pek) and conformed audio (.cfa) files. Clearing old or unused media cache files can help maintain optimal performance. Deleted cache files are recreated whenever source media requires them. How do I remove Media Cache files?
How does caching improve the responsiveness of a website?
When the content is cached closer to the consumer, requests will not cause much additional network activity beyond the cache. Improved responsiveness: Caching enables content to be retrieved faster because an entire network round trip is not necessary.
How does caching affect the performance of a server?
Caches maintained close to the user, like the browser cache, can make this retrieval nearly instantaneous. Increased performance on the same hardware: For the server where the content originated, more performance can be squeezed from the same hardware by allowing aggressive caching.