You can use a Slave Rendering machine to cache frames in the background as you work, or Burn to submit a caching job.

If you want to cache remotely to a user-defined location, you must enter a BrowseD file path in the Degrain Cache field. See Project Settings. For example, in Linux, a valid BrowseD file path can have the following structure: <IP address>:/mnt/storage/<project_name>. In Windows, it can be <IP address>:\F:\storage\<project_name>.

In Linux, to cache remotely using absolute file paths for a user-defined degrain cache location, you must create a shared NFS mount point on the Slave Renderer or Burn. In Windows, you use a UNC path for the Windows Slave Rendering machine, or use a Samba path to create a mount point on a Burn node.

To perform background caching using the Slave Renderer:

1. Display the SlaveRender menu. See Rendering Shots as You Work.
2. In the SlaveRender panel, toggle the On/Off button to On.
3. In the Degrain Only panel, toggle the On/Off button to On.

   When the Apply Degrain button is enabled in the Degrain menu, degrained frames are cached after you navigate to another shot.

To cache using a Burn node:

1. Display the Backburner menu. See Submitting a Remote Render Job.
2. Enable the Degrain Only button.
3. Click Burn.

   When the Apply Degrain button is enabled in the Degrain menu, the degrained frames are cached.