About uploading and publishing assets

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Getting started
- Adobe Dynamic Media Classic program overview
- Media Portal
- Sign in and out
- Navigation basics
- Setup basics
- Rich media
Set up
- Personal Setup
- Application Setup
- Publish Setup
- Video SEO (Search Engine Optimization)
- Administration Setup
Media Portal
- System requirements for Media Portal in Adobe Dynamic Media Classic
- Quick Start: Media Portal
- Media Portal user roles
- Create and manage Media Portal groups
- Add and manage Media Portal users
- Manage FTP accounts
- Specify export options available to Media Portal users
- Create and enable Image Presets
- Make more efficient use of metadata
- Customize the Media Portal screen
Upload and publish assets
- About uploading and publishing of assets
- Upload files
- Publish files
- Dynamic Media limitations
- Test assets before making them public
- Check job files
Managing assets
- About managing assets
- Work with asset folders
- View assets in the Browse panel
- Select assets in the Browse panel
- Search assets
- Preview an asset
- Move, rename, and delete assets
- Work in Detail View
- View, add, and export metadata
- Export assets from Adobe Dynamic Media Classic
- Share asset changes with peers in real time
- Print assets
- Manage the Trash folder
- Organize your work with Projects
Image sizing
- Quick Start: Image Sizing
- Upload primary images
- Publish primary images
- Set up Image Presets
- Link URLs to your web application
Zoom
- Quick Start: Zoom
- Upload Zoom images
- Create zoom targets for Guided Zoom
- Set up Zoom Viewer Presets
- Preview image assets with different Zoom viewers
- Publish zoom images
- Link Zoom viewers to your web pages
eCatalogs
- Quick Start: eCatalogs
- Upload the PDF files
- Create an eCatalog
- Create eCatalog Image Maps
- Manage Info Panel content in eCatalogs
- Set up eCatalog Viewer Presets
- Preview eCatalogs in the eCatalog Viewer
- Publish eCatalogs and associated PDFs
- Link an eCatalog to a web page
Image Sets
- Quick Start: Image Sets
- Prepare Image Set assets for upload
- Create an Image Set
- Include zoom targets and Image Maps in Image Sets
- Manage Info Panel content in Image Sets
- View Image Sets
- Automate Image Set generation
- Link an Image Set to a web page
Swatch Sets
- Quick Start: Swatch Sets
- Include zoom targets and Image Maps in Swatch Sets
- Prepare Swatch Set assets for upload
- Create a Swatch Set
- View Swatch Sets
- Link a Swatch Set to a web page
Spin Sets
- Quick Start: Spin Sets
- Create a Spin Set
- Preview a Spin Set
- Publish a Spin Set
- Set up Spin Set Viewer Presets
- Link a Spin Set to a web page
Template basics
- Quick Start: Template Basics
- Upload template files
- Create a template
- Create template parameters
- Publish templates
- Link a template to a web page
- Manage content variations
Video
- Quick Start: Video
- Best practice: Using the HTML5 Video viewer
- Upload and encode videos
- Preview videos in a video viewer
- Add captions to video
- Add chapter markers to video
- Deploy video to your websites and mobile sites
- Export source and encoded videos
Mixed media Sets
- Quick Start: Mixed Media Sets
- Set up a Mixed Media Set Viewer Preset
- Create a Mixed Media Set
- Publish a Mixed Media Set
- Link a Mixed Media Set to a web page
Adobe Analytics instrumentation kit
- Quick Start: Integrating Adobe Dynamic Media Classic with Adobe Analytics
- Log in to Adobe Analytics
- Configure Adobe Analytics reports
- Instrumenting a viewer using the Adobe Analytics Instrumentation Kit
- Disable Adobe Analytics tracking
- Test the integration by viewing an Adobe Analytics report
- Enable Adobe Analytics Video Reports
- Publish Adobe Analytics configuration information
Adobe Target Standard/Premium integration
- Quick Start: Adobe Target Standard/Premium integration
- Integrate Adobe Dynamic Media Classic with Adobe Target Standard/Premium
- Create an offer set
- Push offer sets to Adobe Target Standard/Premium
User-generated content
- About User-generated content
- Delete an uploaded asset
- Get disk usage information
- Upload a raster image asset
Primary files
- Best practices for optimizing the quality of your images
- Edit images
- Create Image Maps
- Crop an image
- Sharpen an image
- Adjust an image
- Image fine-tuning editing options at upload
- Work with PDFs
- Work with PSD files
- Work with PostScript and Illustrator files
- Work with vignette, window covering, and cabinet files
Support files
- Fonts
- XML files
- ICC profiles

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Last update: 2023-06-30

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Your work in Adobe Dynamic Media Classic falls in three basic areas:

Uploading file assets to Adobe Dynamic Media Classic.
Managing your files so you can use them to build rich-media assets.
Publishing your asset files to a Dynamic Media Classic server so that they are available for delivery to your website and application.

When you upload asset files to Adobe Dynamic Media Classic and when you publish asset files to Adobe Dynamic Media Classic servers, the system records these file transfers on the Jobs page. You can go to this page to track and monitor your upload and publishing activities.

NOTE

When you upload a file, Adobe Dynamic Media Classic generates the URL for the file. This URL is not active until you publish the file.