Adobe Dynamic Media Classic Desktop app: Now available
- Topics:
- Dynamic Media Classic
CREATED FOR:
- Intermediate
- Admin
- User
See the Adobe Dynamic Media Classic desktop app to review system requirements, download and install the new app, and then sign in to it.
Last revision June 30, 2020
Adobe Dynamic Media Classic users now have access to a new sign-in that no longer relies on Adobe Flash technology in the browser.
Frequently Asked Questions
When browsers stop supporting Adobe Flash on December 31, 2020, will there be any impact to Adobe Dynamic Media Classic (formerly Scene7)?
How do I access the new desktop app?
The new desktop app is available as a .dmg
installer for macOS or as an .exe
installer for Windows®.
See the Adobe Dynamic Media Classic desktop app to review system requirements, download, and install the new app, and then sign in to it.
How does the new desktop app work?
After downloading, installing, and launching the desktop app, you are presented with a refreshed sign-in. By entering your existing user name and password and selecting the appropriate server based on your region, you can sign in to Adobe Dynamic Media Classic. The overall experience is the same as the familiar Web browser version that you are used to. From the desktop app, you can access the Adobe Dynamic Media Classic Production and Staging environments. You can also access Media Portal if you are credentialed for this capability.
Adobe Dynamic Media Classic is a powerful, feature-rich solution designed to enhance your rich media strategies. To ensure you take advantage of all the capabilities, be sure you explore these practical resources: