This multi part video series gives you an overview of how media content is managed and accessed using Adobe Experience Manager Dynamic Media as a content serving service. Dynamic Media lets you manage and publish dynamic digital experiences — a feature unique to Experience Manager Assets. Our framework and suite of components allow marketers to customize and deliver interactive, multimedia experiences across all devices.
Functionality demonstrated here is available with Dynamic Media DMS7 run mode, our currently supported run mode, not necessarily DMHybrid run mode, which DMS7 has replaced.
This video describes how media content is managed and accessed using Adobe Experience Manager Dynamic Media as a content serving service. Dynamic Media operates on a single Master Asset methodology where you upload an image asset or video asset that can be requested to fulfill an unlimited set of needed consumable variations or derivative renditions. Included:
Functionality demonstrated here is available with Dynamic Media DMS7 run mode, our currently supported run mode, not necessarily DMHybrid run mode, which DMS7 has replaced. This video references concepts described in Part 1 video (Dynamic Media Overview).
This video describes how media content is managed in Adobe Experience Manager Dynamic Media and can be easily used in AEM Sites, with a component, for simple and automatically cropped to optimize based on responsive page width. Easily create interactive image banner and generate copy URL to use in any Content Management System.
Functionality demonstrated here is available with Dynamic Media DMS7 run mode, our currently supported run mode, not necessarily DMHybrid run mode, which DMS7 has replaced. This video references concepts described in Part 1 video (Dynamic Media Overview).
This video describes the simple creation process for a Mixed Media viewer collection of media assets, including a Spin set, Video and collection of product images. Add content to the Mixed Media Set and create a customized viewer to choose from in the final Copy URL or AEM Sites component.
This video describes how Image Presets are created and what is an image preset, a URL shortener to a series of Image Server arguments that operate on an image whenever a URL requests it. Learn valuable techniques to extend and edit Image Presets.
This video describes going beyond resizing images to take advantage of features of the source file itself- background transparency, built in clipping paths and crops and text as variables- with Dynamic Media’s URL modifiers.
Image QUALITY is measured in percentages of inverse compression, where 100% Quality is least compressed resulting in high quality images but relatively large file sizes. Jpeg compression is a lossy compression scheme where compression settings determine image quality and file size.
Balance jpeg image quality against the resulting file size (in kilobytes) to enhance page load speed, using 2 commands to adjust jpeg compression settings. QLT defines the image quality by adjusting jpeg compression quality settings. JPEG Size command allows you to designate what file size needs to be achieved using compression.
Easily add Closed Captioning to Dynamic Media video by appending the Copy URL to point to an additional Closed Captioning file document, a web.VTT sidecar file, containing the CC info for any video.
This video covers why sharpening an image is critical to maintaining image fidelity and how to use advanced settings to craft the perfect image.