Where does it audition cc store peak files?

hi
i'm running audition cc under w8.1 pro 64bit
in the preferences ->audio -> i have enabled automatic peak generation
well may i know where does cc store these peak files ?
because i used total commander , and searched for .pk and .pkf but nothing , there are no files with these extension in all my hard disks
thanks

Both of your statements are incorrect, I'm afraid. On large files, .pkf files can speed up the opening of them considerably, although you won't notice so much difference on a smaller one.
MP3 files don't support .pkf files at all. If you think you found them in relation to a file you opened, that will be because Audition created one for the decoded MP3 (ie a wav file) that it was using - it can't open MP3 files directly.

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