If you are using a third-party web content management system, you can link or embed videos to your web pages. If you use Adobe Experience Manager as your web content management system, you can add videos directly to your web pages. Publish your Dynamic Media videos by doing one of the following: Review, approve, and annotate videos, and maintain full version controlĪpply workflows to assets or see Start a workflow on an asset View the properties of an encoded video rendition such as frame rate, audio and video bitrate, and codec:Įdit the properties of video such as the title, description, and tags, custom metadata fields: View the source video and encoded renditions of the video along with its associated thumbnails:
Learn more about Best practices for organizing your digital assets for using processing profiles Organize, browse, and search video assets Manage your Dynamic Media videos by doing any of the following: Monitor how video encoding is progressing either from the asset or workflow view.
Learn more about Supported input file formats. You can upload video files that are up to 15 GB each. Dynamic Media supports primarily short-form videos with a maximum length of 30 minutes and a minimum resolution that is greater than 25 x 25. When you add videos to the folder, they are encoded according to the video processing profile that you assigned to the folder. Upload your primary source videos to the folders. Learn more about Organize digital assets. Learn more about Best practices for organizing your digital assets for using processing profiles. Learn more about Best practices for video encoding.Īssociate the video processing profile to one or more folders where you are going to upload your primary source videos. Or, you can simply use the predefined Adaptive Video Encoding profile that comes with Dynamic Media. Upload your Dynamic Media videos by doing the following:Ĭreate your own video encoding profile. If a published video is updated, it must be published again to reflect changes on delivery. See Configure Dynamic Media Cloud Services in Configuring Dynamic Media - Hybrid mode.Ĭurrently known video playback issue in Dynamic Media on Experience Manager 6.5.9.0 only: See Configure Dynamic Media Cloud Services in Configuring Dynamic Media - Scene7 mode and Troubleshoot Dynamic Media - Scene7 mode. Before you work with video in Dynamic Media, make sure that your Adobe Experience Manager administrator has already enabled and configured Dynamic Media Cloud Services in either Dynamic Media - Scene7 mode or Dynamic Media - Hybrid mode.
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