- Classic UI Authoring Guide overview
- Introduction to Classic UI Authoring
- Authoring
- Authoring Pages
- Authoring - the Environment and Tools
- Creating and Organizing Pages
- Editing Page Content
- Rich Text Editor
- Publishing Pages
- Editing Page Properties
- Annotations when Editing a Page
- Troubleshooting AEM when Authoring
- Creating Accessible Content (WCAG 2.0 Conformance)
- Authoring a Page for Mobile Devices
- Components for Page Authoring
- Keyboard Shortcuts when Editing Pages
- Site and Page Features
- Workflows
- Launches
- Personalization
- Understanding Segmentation
- Campaign Management
- Teasers and Strategies
- Landing Pages
- Target offers
- Working with the Marketing Campaign Manager
- E-mail Marketing
- Tracking Bounced Emails
- Setting up your campaign
- Publishing an Email to Email Service Providers
- Creating an Effective Newsletter Landing Page
- Managing Subscriptions
- Adobe Campaign
- Assets Authoring in Classic UI
- Working with Assets
- About working with IBL stages
- Rendering 3D assets
- Viewing 3D assets
- Delivering Dynamic Media Assets
- Setting up a standard stage with Autodesk Maya and Mental Ray
- Adding Dynamic Media Assets to Pages
- Adding Dynamic Media Classic (Scene7) Features to your Page
- Working with Dynamic Media
- Working with 3D assets
- Video
- Naming conventions for assets testing
- About the uploading and processing of 3D assets in AEM
- About the use of stages in AEM 3D
- Resolving file dependencies
Delivering Dynamic Media assets
How you can deliver your Dynamic Media assets – both video and images – depends on how your web site is implemented.
With Dynamic Media you have several options:
- If your website is hosted on AEM, then you want to add the dynamic media assets directly to your page.
- If your website is not on AEM, then see Delivering Dynamic Media Assets in the touch-enabled user interface.
For more information, see the following topics: