- Assets user guide
- Experience Manager 6.5 Assets release notes
- About DAM
- Best practices for assets
- Accessibility in Assets
- Use Experience Manager Assets
- Assets home page experience
- Search digital assets
- Work with asset metadata
- Multilingual assets
- Use Adobe Stock assets in Assets
- Preview 3D assets
- Review folder assets and collections
- Enhanced Smart Tags
- Activity stream in timeline
- Process assets
- Add image maps
- Reuse assets using MSM
- Connected Assets with Sites
- Dynamic Media
- Newsletter archive by Experience League
- Set up Dynamic Media
- Work with Dynamic Media
- Configure Dynamic Media - Scene7 mode
- Optional - Configure Dynamic Media - Scene7 mode, General Settings
- Optional - Configure Dynamic Media - Scene7 mode, Publish Setup
- Troubleshoot Dynamic Media - Scene7 mode
- Configure a Dynamic Media company alias account
- Configure Dynamic Media - Hybrid mode
- Migrate from Dynamic Media - Hybrid mode to Dynamic Media - S7 mode
- Accessibility in Dynamic Media
- Manage Dynamic Media assets
- Best practices for optimizing the quality of your images
- Manage Dynamic Media Viewer Presets
- Apply Dynamic Media Viewer Presets
- Manage Dynamic Media Image Presets
- Apply Dynamic Media Image Presets
- Dynamic Media Video Profiles
- Dynamic Media Image Profiles
- Smart Imaging
- Smart Imaging with client-side Device Pixel Ratio
- Video
- HTTP2 delivery of content
- Deliver Dynamic Media assets
- Activate hotlink protection in Dynamic Media
- 3D Support
- Dynamic Media limitations
- Image Sets
- Panoramic Images
- Mixed Media Sets
- Spin Sets
- Video in Dynamic Media
- Carousel Banners
- Interactive Images
- Interactive Videos
- 360 VR Video
- Integrate Dynamic Media Viewers with Adobe Analytics and Adobe Experience Platform Tags
- Create custom pop-ups using Quickview
- Deliver optimized images for a responsive site
- Preview Dynamic Media assets
- Add Dynamic Media assets to pages
- Add Dynamic Media Classic features to pages
- Embed the Dynamic Video or Image viewer on a web page
- Link URLs to your web application
- Using Rulesets to transform URLs
- Publish Dynamic Media assets
- Work with Selective Publish in Dynamic Media
- Invalidate the CDN cache by way of Dynamic Media
- Invalidate the CDN cache by way of Dynamic Media Classic
- Install Feature Pack 18912 for bulk asset migration
- Work with Selectors
- Extend Assets
- Customize and extend Assets
- Process assets using media handlers and workflows
- Extend search functionality
- Install and configure ImageMagick to work with Assets
- Integrate assets with activity stream
- Extend Asset Editor
- Assets HTTP API
- Content Fragments support in Assets HTTP API
- GraphQL API for Content Fragments
- Using the GraphiQL IDE
- Persisted Queries
- Authentication for Remote GraphQL Queries on Content Fragments
- GraphQL API with Content Fragments - Sample Content and Queries
- Assets proxy development
- Administer Assets
- Supported file formats
- Search facets
- Understand metadata concepts
- Configure metadata functionality
- Metadata schemas
- XMP writeback to renditions
- Asset link sharing
- Asset reports
- Configure Smart Content Service for tagging
- Profiles to process metadata, images, and videos
- Create and configure Asset Editor pages
- Assets sizing guide
- Best practices to translate assets
- Assets performance tuning guide
- Assets migration guide
- Assets network considerations
- Assets and MediaLibrary
- Use PDF rasterizer
- Configure upload restrictions
- Experience Manager and Creative Cloud integration
- Integrate with InDesign Server
- Digital Rights Management in assets
- Use demo package for assets insights
- Configure Adobe Asset Link
- Generate FPO renditions for Adobe InDesign
- Assets file format best practices
- Best practices to monitor assets
- Camera Raw support
- Detect MIME type of assets using Apache Tika
- Imaging Transcoding Library
- Multi-tenancy for collections, snippets, and snippet templates
- Watermark your assets
- Asset templates
- Brand Portal
- Content Fragments
- Working with Content Fragments
- Headless Delivery with Content Fragments and GraphQL
- Enable Content Fragment Functionality for your Instance
- Content Fragment Models
- Managing Content Fragments
- Variations - Authoring Fragment Content
- Content Fragment Associated Content
- Metadata - Fragment Properties
- Content Fragments - Delete Considerations
- Markdown
- Structure Tree
- Preview - JSON Representation
- Creating translation projects for Content Fragments
- Manage Assets
- Manage digital assets
- Manage collections
- Asset Selector
- Enable duplicate detection
- Organize digital assets
- Manage video assets
- Create translation projects
- Prepare assets for translation
- Download assets from Experience Manager
- Lightbox
- Assets insights
- Enable assets insights through DTM
- Configure assets insights
- Check in and check out assets
- Apply translation cloud services to folders
- Use page tracker and embed code in web pages
- Manage compound assets
- Related assets
- Private folder sharing
- Video renditions
- Integration with other solutions
Assets file format best practices
Adobe Experience Manager Assets supports many proprietary and third-party file format libraries to cater to diverse file support requirements of users. The supported Adobe libraries include, Adobe Camera Raw, Gibson, Adobe PDF Rasterizer, and Adobe InDesign Server. In addition, Experience Manager Assets supports third-party libraries, including ImageMagick, TwelveMonkeys, and so on.
For the supported file formats, see Assets supported formats.
If you are using Experience Manager on Adobe Managed Services (AMS), reach out to Adobe Customer Support if you plan to process lots of large PSD or PSB files. Work with Adobe Customer Support representative to implement these best practices for your AMS deployment and to choose the best possible tools and models for Adobe’s proprietary formats. Experience Manager may not process very high-resolution PSB files that are more than 30000 x 23000 pixels.
Adobe Camera Raw library
For optimal performance, Adobe recommends using Adobe Camera Raw library for RAW and DNG files.
Adobe Camera Raw library supports CMYK color profile as input. However, it generates the output in RGB colorspace and supports output in JPEG format only. It does not retain the source file colorspace (for example, CMYK) in the thumbnails.
For more information, see Camera Raw support.
Adobe PDF Rasterizer library
For best results, Adobe recommends using the Adobe PDF Rasterizer library for the following files:
- Heavy, content intensive PDF files
- AI files with thumbnails not generated out of the box
- For AI files with SPOT (PMS) colors
Thumbnails and previews generated using PDF Rasterizer are better in quality compared to out-of-the-box raster output. The Adobe PDF Rasterizer library does not support any colorspace conversion. Irrespective of the colorspace of the source PDF file, Adobe PDF Rasterizer generates only RGB output.
Adobe InDesign Server
Adobe recommends that you use Adobe InDesign Server to extract Adobe InDesign-specific renditions, such as IDML and HTML. For more information, see Adding Experience Manager assets as references in Adobe InDesign.
Dynamic Media
Dynamic Media generates and delivers multiple variations of rich content in real time through its global, scalable, and performance-optimized network. It serves interactive viewing experiences and streamlines the digital campaign management process. For details around enabling Dynamic Media, see Configuring Dynamic Media.
Currently, Dynamic Media can support videos up to 15 GB of content per file.
ImageMagick library
Adobe recommends using the ImageMagick library in the following scenarios:
- To generate thumbnail renditions for EPS files.
- To preserve image profile information.
- To preserve transparency.
- To process PSD and PSB files.
To know how to set up the ImageMagick library in Experience Manager, see Using ImageMagick. For optimum usage, see Best Practices for Configuring ImageMagick.
Image Transcoding Library
The Adobe Imaging Transcoding Library is an image-processing solution that performs core image-handling functions, including image encoding, transcoding, re-sampling, resizing, and so on.
Imaging Transcoding Library supports the following MIME types:
- JPG/JPEG
- PNG (8 bit and 16 bit)
- GIF
- BMP
- TIFF/Compressed TIFF (apart from 32 Bit Tiffs and PTiffs).
- ICO
- ICN
For details, see Imaging Transcoding Library.
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