Why Clearing Disk Cache in After Effects is Important
After Effects is powerful software used by visual artists, animators, and video editors around the world to create motion graphics and visual effects. However, After Effects may start to lag or crash when it is used to do complex and resource-intensive projects. Then it will affect productivity and workflow.
One common culprit behind this performance issue is the disk cache. After Effects stores temporary data, such as pre-rendered frames, previews, and audio files, in the disk cache to speed up future rendering processes. This feature helps improve performance, but the cache will quickly fill up and take up valuable storage space on your computer’s hard drive.
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