Adobe Dynamic Media Classic Guide
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Introducing Adobe Dynamic Media Classic
- Adobe Dynamic Media Classic Desktop app - Now available
- About Dynamic Media Classic Help
- Developer resources
- What’s new
- System requirements
- Support
- Help for Dynamic Media Classic Media Portal
- Adobe Training Services
- Popular resources
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Getting started
- Adobe Dynamic Media Classic program overview
- Media Portal
- Signing in and out
- Navigation basics
- Setup basics
- Rich media
Setup
- Personal Setup
- Application Setup
- Publish Setup
- Video SEO (Search Engine Optimization)
- Administration Setup
Media Portal
- System requirements
- Quick Start: Media Portal
- Media Portal user roles
- Creating and managing Media Portal groups
- Adding and managing Media Portal users
- Managing FTP accounts
- Specifying export options available to Media Portal users
- Creating and enabling Image Presets
- Making more efficient use of metadata
- Customizing the Media Portal screen
Upload and publish assets
- About uploading and publishing assets
- Uploading files
- Publishing files
- Testing assets before making them public
- Checking job files
Managing assets
- About managing assets
- Working with asset folders
- Viewing assets in the Browse panel
- Selecting assets in the Browse panel
- Searching assets
- Previewing an asset
- Moving, renaming, and deleting assets
- Working in Detail view
- Viewing, adding, and exporting metadata
- Exporting assets from Dynamic Media Classic
- Sharing asset changes with peers in real time
- Printing assets
- Managing the Trash folder
- Organizing your work with Projects
Image sizing
- Quick Start: Image Sizing
- Uploading master images
- Publishing master images
- Setting up Image Presets
- Linking URLs to your web application
Zoom
- Quick Start: Zoom
- Uploading Zoom images
- Creating zoom targets for Guided Zoom
- Setting up Zoom Viewer Presets
- Previewing image assets with different Zoom viewers
- Publishing zoom images
- Linking Zoom viewers to your web pages
eCatalogs
- Quick Start: eCatalogs
- Uploading the PDF files
- Creating an eCatalog
- Creating eCatalog Image Maps
- Managing Info Panel content in eCatalogs
- Setting up eCatalog Viewer Presets
- Previewing eCatalogs in the eCatalog Viewer
- Publishing eCatalogs and associated PDFs
- Linking an eCatalog to a web page
Image sets
- Quick Start: Image Sets
- Preparing Image Set assets for upload
- Creating an Image Set
- Including zoom targets and Image Maps in Image Sets
- Managing Info Panel content in Image Sets
- Viewing Image Sets
- Automated Image Set generation
- Linking an Image Set to a web page
Swatch sets
- Quick Start: Swatch Sets
- Including zoom targets and Image Maps in Swatch Sets
- Preparing Swatch Set assets for upload
- Creating a Swatch Set
- Viewing Swatch Sets
- Linking a Swatch Set to a web page
Spin sets
- Quick Start: Spin Sets
- Creating a Spin Set
- Previewing a Spin Set
- Publishing a Spin Set
- Setting up Spin Set Viewer Presets
- Linking a Spin Set to a web page
Template basics
- Quick Start: Template Basics
- Uploading template files
- Creating a template
- Creating template parameters
- Publishing templates
- Linking a template to a web page
- Managing content variations
Video
- Quick Start: Video
- Best practice: Using the HTML5 Video viewer
- Uploading and encoding videos
- Previewing videos in a video viewer
- Adding captions to video
- Adding chapter markers to video
- Deploying video to your websites and mobile sites
- Exporting source and encoded videos
Mixed media sets
- Quick Start: Mixed Media Sets
- Setting up a Mixed Media Set Viewer Preset
- Creating a Mixed Media Set
- Publishing a Mixed Media Set
- Linking a Mixed Media Set to a web page
Adobe Analytics instrumentation kit
- Quick Start: Integrating Dynamic Media Classic with Adobe Analytics
- Log in to Adobe Analytics
- Configuring Adobe Analytics reports
- Instrumenting a viewer using the Adobe Analytics Instrumentation Kit
- Disabling Adobe Analytics tracking
- Testing the integration by viewing an Adobe Analytics report
- Enabling Adobe Analytics Video Reports
- Publishing Adobe Analytics configuration information
Adobe Target Standard/Premium integration
- Quick Start: Adobe Target Standard/Premium integration
- Integrating Dynamic Media Classic with Adobe Target Standard/Premium
- Creating an offer set
- Pushing offer sets to Adobe Target Standard/Premium
User-generated content
- About User-generated content
- Deleting an uploaded asset
- Getting disk usage information
- Uploading an image asset or a vector asset
Master files
- Best practices for optimizing the quality of your images
- Editing images
- Creating Image Maps
- Cropping an image
- Sharpening an image
- Adjusting an image
- Image editing options at upload
- Working with PDFs
- Working with PSD files
- Working with PostScript and Illustrator files
- Working with vignette, window covering, and cabinet files
Support files
- Fonts
- XML files
- ICC profiles

About User-generated content

Using UGC (user-generated content) consists of uploading assets to a dedicated Dynamic Media Classic storage repository and performing related operations.

UGC supports the following file formats:

Raster: JPG, PNG, TIFF
Vector: AI, EPS (EPS files from Adobe Illustrator 2018 are not supported), PDF (only when the PDF file is previously opened and saved in Adobe Illustrator CS6)

Before uploading assets, you obtain a shared-secret key. You use this key to retrieve an upload token. You submit the upload token when you upload assets and perform other UGC tasks.

After you retrieve a shared-secret key and upload token, you can perform the following operations for user-generated content:

Upload an asset.
Get image asset metadata.
Delete an uploaded asset.
Get information about a company’s disk space usage.

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