Update a video to Experience League
Updating a video that’s already on Experience League is pretty straight forward. You will need access to MPC and possibly Jira. Do keep in mind the requirements for a video, and also ensure that you have access to the necessary systems.
Video requirements
Any video added to Experience League should follow these guidelines,
- How-to nature, explaining how to use an Adobe Enterprise product
- Not be marketing focused, marketing videos are more appropriate for business.adobe.com
- Ready for customer viewing
- All editing is completed
- Contain an audio track
- .MP4 format
- Thumbnail size is 420 x 236
System access
You will need access to these 2 systems,
Upload your video MPC
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Navigate to the MPC video record that you originally created.
There are a few ways to do this (easiest to hardest):
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If you are using Chrome, install the AdobeDocs Chrome Extension, then navigate to the page on Experience League (https://%65xperienceleague.adobe.com) with the video to update.
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Click the AdobeDocs Chrome Extension, then click Videos, then select Open in MPC Admin Console.
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Navigate to Jira. Query the KT project for your content, and in the Issue Links section you should see an item called MPC. Click this to go to the video record.
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Navigate MPC, and manually search for the video record. Start with the Experience League folder
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After locating the video record, select the Settings menu, then select Edit details.
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Click Choose file.
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Select your
.mp4
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The video encodes and is ready shortly.
Updating Jira
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Open the Jira ticket associated with your video.
There are two ways to do this:
- Navigate to the page with the video and use the AdobeDocs Chrome Extension ( mentioned in the prior section ). Under the Quick links section, select where it says Jira, and click Open in Jira.
- Navigate to Jira, then query the KT project for your content.
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After locating the correct Jira ticket, go to the Localization tab and deselect all of the checked values except the language the video is recorded in, most likely English.
Next Steps
You should be all set after following the above steps. If you are unsure about anything, or have questions reach out to Sean Schnoor.