You have had a lot of versions of the software over the years and one of the versions may have had that bug in it at some point. Can't categorically say that VideoScribe wasn't saving copies there for some freak reason. I was just guessing what had based on the information I had and was fully aware you may come back with something that proved my first guess wrong.Īs for how the information got in there to be honest I would not know.
A decision to save on your C:/ in that folder would be just as valid as any other and the same goes for file names you can call your scribes anything you like. It's your computer and your files and it really makes no difference to us where you save your work. If you can be more specific on what I can keep, let me know.įirstly sorry if my response sounded like an accusation and upset you.
mov extension can be removed from this you.notice the names of the files are a never have or never will render my videos with a number.mov name. Good god, all the problems we have had with videoscribe versions over the years the last place where blame should be placed is on the user.īased on what you said above, it sounds like all the files with the. When i get such an answer it always upsets me because it feels like you are trying to put the blame on the user instead of it being a problem with videoscribe. When I create a scribe, I render them to drive D so how all those files got on AppData -Roaming - was not because I rendered them there.why would anyone put files in such a place. I think the idea is to use Drive C mostly for your operating system since SSD is much faster then HDD and use HDD for storage and programs. No, I didn't render any files to that area.I didn't even know it existed until I used software to sniff out what was eating my my drive space. If you do accidentally remove any base library images these will just restore when you next log-in. I wouldn't delete it on mass as you may have something saved there that you need but you could work through the files and make a decision on what you want to keep and what you want to remove.
Looking at the image you sent through looks like there are some large video files and other things in there which would not normally be included so it looks like you may have rendered scribes to that area. The caches folder within that should only include the base library images (so the SVG images from our library that are saved locally so you can access them offline) and not be anywhere near that size (mine is (40Mb). You've had a subscription for a fair few years and therefore I would imagine you have a lot of data in there. The AppData/Roaming folder is the location of all the data you have saved within the application so will include all the scribes in your base folder and any imported fonts, images, audio, downloaded online images (recently used) etc.
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