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Audition question

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JeremyAndrews

I'm having a problem with Audition's temporary files or something like that.

Before I do anything, it says I have 64.24GB free

I do a multitrack session. Then I save whatever I'm doing to another hard drive (Not the one Audition is installed on/saves its temp files)

I close the program (select NO on saving any of the temporary/etc files)

I open the program again, it says I have 64.23GB

So I keep losing some HD space everytime I run Audition. Anybody know whats wrong? I thought it was the temporary files but I found nothing in the temporary folder.



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> I'm having a problem with Audition's temporary files or
> something like that.
>
> Before I do anything, it says I have 64.24GB free
>
> I do a multitrack session. Then I save whatever I'm doing to
> another hard drive (Not the one Audition is installed
> on/saves its temp files)
>
> I close the program (select NO on saving any of the
> temporary/etc files)
>
> I open the program again, it says I have 64.23GB
>
> So I keep losing some HD space everytime I run Audition.
> Anybody know whats wrong? I thought it was the temporary
> files but I found nothing in the temporary folder.
>
PK files maybe? You can disable them, but I don't recommend it. What are you doing with Audition when you use it? I can't imagine that a PK file would make a measureable difference on your HD space unless you're working with 100 HUGE files....
 
> > I'm having a problem with Audition's temporary files or
> > something like that.
> >
> > Before I do anything, it says I have 64.24GB free
> >
> > I do a multitrack session. Then I save whatever I'm doing
> to
> > another hard drive (Not the one Audition is installed
> > on/saves its temp files)
> >
> > I close the program (select NO on saving any of the
> > temporary/etc files)
> >
> > I open the program again, it says I have 64.23GB
> >
> > So I keep losing some HD space everytime I run Audition.
> > Anybody know whats wrong? I thought it was the temporary
> > files but I found nothing in the temporary folder.
> >
> PK files maybe? You can disable them, but I don't recommend
> it. What are you doing with Audition when you use it? I
> can't imagine that a PK file would make a measureable
> difference on your HD space unless you're working with 100
> HUGE files....
>

Loading MP3 files into Audition (Audition loads them as temporary wav files) making a mixdown (In multitrack) Saving the mixdown in MP3 format to another hard drive. Closing Audition. Normally when I close Audition and select "no" on saving the temporary files the drive space on C: goes back to the way it was. Now its losing space everytime I run a multitrack session in Audition and the space isn't returning once I close the program and select "no" to saving the files.

I recently got a new computer in here. Not long before I got it I was working with an old Compaq from 1999 and Audition ran normally. Not long before I switched over to this one Audition did the same thing. I had the old computer's hard drive reformatted and it went back to normal.

I would do the same here but I don't have the ability to reformat the new computer's hard drive.
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> Loading MP3 files into Audition (Audition loads them as
> temporary wav files) making a mixdown (In multitrack) Saving
> the mixdown in MP3 format to another hard drive. Closing
> Audition. Normally when I close Audition and select "no" on
> saving the temporary files the drive space on C: goes back
> to the way it was. Now its losing space everytime I run a
> multitrack session in Audition and the space isn't returning
> once I close the program and select "no" to saving the
> files.
>
> I recently got a new computer in here. Not long before I got
> it I was working with an old Compaq from 1999 and Audition
> ran normally. Not long before I switched over to this one
> Audition did the same thing. I had the old computer's hard
> drive reformatted and it went back to normal.
>
> I would do the same here but I don't have the ability to
> reformat the new computer's hard drive.
>

Have you tried simply defragging the drive?
 
> > Loading MP3 files into Audition (Audition loads them as
> > temporary wav files) making a mixdown (In multitrack)
> Saving
> > the mixdown in MP3 format to another hard drive. Closing
> > Audition. Normally when I close Audition and select "no"
> on
> > saving the temporary files the drive space on C: goes
> back
> > to the way it was. Now its losing space everytime I run a
> > multitrack session in Audition and the space isn't
> returning
> > once I close the program and select "no" to saving the
> > files.
> >
> > I recently got a new computer in here. Not long before I
> got
> > it I was working with an old Compaq from 1999 and Audition
>
> > ran normally. Not long before I switched over to this one
> > Audition did the same thing. I had the old computer's hard
>
> > drive reformatted and it went back to normal.
> >
> > I would do the same here but I don't have the ability to
> > reformat the new computer's hard drive.
> >
>
> Have you tried simply defragging the drive?
>
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