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  • Hey all, just changed over the backend after 15 years I figured time to give it a bit of an update, its probably gonna be a bit weird for most of you and i am sure there is a few bugs to work out but it should kinda work the same as before... hopefully :)

why is my startup disk full all the time? redcine ??

You should also disable verbose logging if its on. It's a performance hit + you only need it on when there is a problem and we've requested logs.

David
 
The .RMD files are what keep track of the Metadata that you set in RedCine-X. But unless you have THOUSANDS upon THOUSANDS of clips, I can't imagine that would be filling up your startup disc.
 
My bet is the %$%@ing Adobe Media Cache :)

I spend yesterday night going through and deleting stuff in it - since I have about 4 rolling system backups going, it took a while. Saved half a terabyte though. And I don't even use Premiere that much!

Hopefully the Media Cache's extremely rude behavior will be fixed in the future.

Bruce Allen
www.boacinema.com
 
Home folder/Library/application support/adobe/Common... Delete the two Media cache folders there. It's unreal how big they get.
 
Redcine x put some crazy 29gb log file on my startup disc, which caused me to get those disc full messages. I had to delete it two times in a few weeks but it never came back. I'll see if verbose logging is on.

Tim
 
Watch out for automated cloud based back up systems, I kept filling up my drives because it was a dedicated backup and I never knew it so all my data was being backed up onto to a drive where it shouldn't have been. It drove me crazy!
 
I find this utility very useful for finding how all my disk space is being utilized:
GrandPerspective
 
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