Dynamic Media is the next generation evolution of Adobe Dynamic Media Classic (formerly Scene7) capabilities within Experience Manager Assets. The solution combines the power of asset management with rich media delivery. Capabilities include the following:
Yes, Dynamic Media uses Adobe’s robust, top-tier delivery network.
Adobe changed the name of Adobe Scene7 to Dynamic Media Classic.
Current Dynamic Media Classic (formerly Scene7) customers who also have Experience Manager.
Contact your Adobe Account Team representative or email s7support@adobe.com with the subject line Dynamic Media Upgrade Program
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The upgrade is handled by AGS (Adobe Global Services) and treated as a service project. Adobe provides migration of the assets only. The customer, AGS, or Partner is responsible for all other upgrade aspects and steps. At a summary level, an upgrade plan contains the following:
The upgrade process time varies based on several factors, including but not limited to: the number of assets and size of assets. AGS or Partner manages the project timeline.
The upgrade process time varies based on several factors, including but not limited to: the number of assets and size of assets. AGS or Partner manages the project timeline.
The upgrade process time varies based on several factors, including but not limited to: the number of assets and size of assets. AGS or Partner manages the project timeline.
Work with your Adobe Account Team representative for details regarding pricing.
No. Dynamic Media Classic continues to work uninterrupted during the upgrade process. After the upgrade is complete and content is validated, all users are working exclusively within the Dynamic Media component of Experience Manager Assets.
No. The readiness checklist contains required and optional best practice steps.
No. Adobe continues to fully support and maintain Dynamic Media Classic (customer-requested bug fixes, security fixes, platform scalability, and reliability) now and into the future.
You can upgrade when you are ready to take advantage of the new features offered by Dynamic Media.
After you have upgraded to Dynamic Media, you should only use Dynamic Media for imaging and video. You can continue to use Dynamic Media Classic only for features that are not yet available in Dynamic Media including the following:
For the initial launch of the upgrade program, Adobe provides tools to automatically move assets from Dynamic Media Classic to Dynamic Media in Experience Manager Assets.
Yes. You can continue to use the Dynamic Media Classic (formerly Adobe Scene7) publishing and delivery infrastructure as-is in the Dynamic Media solution.
No. Adobe continues to use the Dynamic Media Classic publishing and delivery infrastructure as-is in the Dynamic Media solution. The benefit of this approach is that you do not have to change any production URLs on your web pages, therefore minimizing risk and effort of migration to Dynamic Media.
No. Adobe continues to use the Dynamic Media Classic publishing and delivery infrastructure as-is in the Dynamic Media solution. In addition, all assets are replicated over to Dynamic Media Classic. The benefit of this approach is that you do not have to rewrite any API-based integrations or automation scripts, therefore minimizing risk and effort of migration to Dynamic Media.
No. Adobe continues to use the Dynamic Media Classic publishing and delivery infrastructure as-is in the Dynamic Media solution. The benefit of this approach is that you can continue to use your custom-built viewers, therefore minimizing risk and effort of migration to Dynamic Media.
Presets and other settings must be recreated within Dynamic Media. As part of the service project, Adobe Global Services or Partner can assist.
Settings must be recreated within Dynamic Media. As part of the service project, AGS or Partner can assist. However, upgrading to Dynamic Media provides SSO/LDAP integration, making user management more efficient. In addition, Dynamic Media offers robust roles and privileges to control user access.
Yes. You do not need to modify your existing workflows for ingestion and can continue to schedule FTP-based uploads.
Training is available through ADLS (Adobe Digital Learning Services). Dynamic Media capabilities are covered in two courses: Manage and Deliver Digital Assets and Customize Digital Assets.
Yes. Adobe has datacenters in North America, Europe, and Asia-Pacific.
Adobe continues to fully support and maintain Dynamic Media Classic (customer-requested bug fixes, security fixes, platform scalability, and reliability) now and into the future.
Dynamic Media comes with 60 GB of storage. You can purchase additional storage in blocks of 250 GB. Check your contract details so you can obtain your current storage allotment.
Page Views per Month (PVM). Page View means a single view of an email or web page of an internet site. It also includes application screen views, application screen states, mobile web pages, and social network pages. Page Views occur each time a web page is loaded or refreshed, an application is loaded, or when content renders or is shown through an opened or viewed email.
Adobe is aggressively working to add Personalized Media features to Dynamic Media. More information on release timing is forthcoming.
Adobe performs an automated validation on all assets that are moved over to Dynamic Media. A general manual validation of key sites, pages, and experiences powered by Dynamic Media is recommended.
Yes. Contact your Adobe Account Team representative for details.
Yes. You can use your own CDN with Dynamic Media.
See the Feature Comparison page where you can learn more.
Customers who require the following can continue to have access to Dynamic Media Classic powered features:
See also the Feature Comparison page where you can learn more.
Experience Manager Brand Portal is the replacement offering for Dynamic Media Classic Media Portal.
No. Work with your Adobe representative and AGS to scope your upgrade.
Adobe works with you to plan the project. Adobe is responsible for provisioning and configuring accounts, replication of assets, testing, and validation.
Customers are primarily responsible for change management including training users, editing production processes, and rolling out new features.
24/7/365 Client Care support is available. Contact technical support.
Phone: 1-800-898-9743 (US) | +44 (0)20 35641782 (UK) | +81-3-6743-9632 (Japan)
See Adobe Digital Learning Services.
For custom or individual training, contact your Adobe Account Team representative.
can I learn more about Dynamic Media and its features?**
See the Dynamic Media microsite to learn more about Dynamic Media.