- Administering User Guide overview
- Sites Features
- Website Administration
- Asynchronous Jobs
- Reusing Content: Multi Site Manager and Live Copy
- Live Copy Overview Console
- Configuring Live Copy Synchronization
- Creating and Synchronizing Live Copies
- MSM Rollout Conflicts
- Troubleshooting MSM Issues and FAQ
- MSM Best Practices
- Translating Content for Multilingual Sites
- Managing Translation Projects
- Identifying Content to Translate
- Preparing Content for Translation
- Creating a Language Root Using the Classic UI
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- Configuring the Translation Integration Framework
- Language Copy Wizard
- Translation Enhancements
- Translation Best Practices
- Configurations and the Configuration Browser
- AEM FAQs
- Operations
- Dashboards
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- Monitoring Server Resources Using the JMX Console
- Working with Logs
- Audit Log Maintenance in AEM 6
- Configure the Rich Text Editor
- Configuring RTE for Producing Accessible Sites
- Configuring Undo for Page Editing
- Configure the Rich Text Editor plug-ins
- Configure the Video component
- The Bulk Editor
- Configuring Email Notification
- The Link Checker
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Configure the Video component
The Video component lets you place a predefined, out-of-the-box (OOTB) video asset on your page.
For proper transcoding to occur, an administrator installs FFmpeg separately. See Install FFmpeg and configure AEM. Administrators also Configure Video Profiles for use with HTML5 elements.
This Foundation Component has been deprecated. Adobe recommends leveraging the Core Components Embed Component instead.
This component is no longer expected to function out-of-the-box without extensive project-level customization.
Configure video profiles
For use of HTML5 elements, define define video profiles. Those chosen here are used in order. To access, use Design Mode (Classic UI only) and select the Profiles tab:
From this dialog, you can also configure the design of the Video component and parameters for Playback, Flash, and Advanced.
Install FFmpeg and configure AEM
The Video component relies on the third-party open-source product FFmpeg for transcoding of videos. Downloaded from https://ffmpeg.org/. After installing FFmpeg, configure AEM to use a specific audio codec and specific runtime options.
To install FFmpeg on Windows, follow these steps:
- Download the compiled binary as
ffmpeg.zip. - Unarchive to a folder.
- Set the system environment variable
PATHto <your-ffmpeg-location>\bin. - Restart AEM.
To install FFmpeg on Mac OS X, follow these steps:
- Install Xcode available at developer.apple.com/xcode.
- Install available at XQuartz to get X11.
- Install MacPorts available at www.macports.org.
- In the console execute
sudo port install ffmpegcommand and follow the on-screen instructions. Ensure that the path of theFFmpegexecutable is added to thePATHsystem variable.
To install FFmpeg on Mac OS X 10.6, using the pre-compiled version, follow these steps:
- Download the precompiled version.
- Unarchive it to the
/usr/localdirectory. - In the console, execute
sudo ln -s /usr/local/Cellar/ffmpeg/0.6/bin/ffmpeg /usr/bin/ffmpeg. Change the paths as appropriate.
To configure AEM, follow these steps:
These steps are only necessary if further customization of codecs is required.
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Open CRXDE Lite in your web browser. Access http://localhost:4502/crx/de.
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Select the
/libs/settings/dam/video/format_aac/jcr:contentnode and ensure that the node properties are as follows:audioCodecisaac.customArgsis-flags +loop -me_method umh -g 250 -qcomp 0.6 -qmin 10 -qmax 51 -qdiff 4 -bf 16 -b_strategy 1 -i_qfactor 0.71 -cmp chroma -subq 8 -me_range 16 -coder 1 -sc_threshold 40 -b-pyramid normal -wpredp 2 -mixed-refs 1 -8x8dct 1 -fast-pskip 1 -keyint_min 25 -refs 4 -trellis 1 -direct-pred 3 -partitions i8x8,i4x4,p8x8,b8x8.
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To customize the configuration, create an overlay in
/apps/settings/node and move the same structure under/conf/global/settings/node. It cannot be edited in/libsnode. For example, to overlay path/libs/settings/dam/video/fullhd-bp, create it at/conf/global/settings/dam/video/fullhd-bp.NOTEOverlay and edit the entire profile-node and not just the property that needs modification. Such resources are not resolved via SlingResourceMerger.
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If you changed either of the properties, click Save All.
Changes to the default out-of-the-box (OOTB) workflow models are not preserved when you upgrade your AEM instance. Adobe recommends that you copy the modified workflow models before edit those. For example, copy the OOTB DAM Update Asset model before editing the FFmpeg Transcoding step in the DAM Update Asset model to pick video-profile names that existed before the upgrade. Then, you can overlay the /apps node to let AEM retrieve the custom changes to the OOTB model.
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