Delivering Dynamic Media Assets delivering-dynamic-media-assets
How you can deliver your dynamic media assets - both video and images - depends on how your website is implemented.
With Dynamic Media you have several options:
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If your website is hosted on AEM, then you want to add the dynamic media assets directly to your page.
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If your website is not on AEM, then you have the choice of either:
- Embedding your video or image on your website.
- Link URLs to your web application. Use linking when you want to deliver a video player as a pop-up or modal window.
- If your site is responsive, you can deliver optimized images.
For more information, see the following topics:
- Adding Dynamic Media Assets to web pages
- Embedding the Video or Image Viewer on a web page
- Activating hotlink protection in Dynamic Media
- Integrating digital non-visible watermarking (Digimarc) with Dynamic Media (coming soon)
- Linking URLs to your web application
- Delivering optimized images for a responsive site
- HTTP2 delivery of content
- Invalidating your CDN cached content
- Using Rulesets to transform URLs
HTTP/2 delivery of Dynamic Media assets http-delivery-of-dynamic-media-assets
AEM now supports the delivery of all Dynamic Media content (images and video) over HTTP/2. That is, a published URL or embed code for the image or video is available to be integrated with any application that accepts a hosted asset. That published asset is then delivered by way of HTTP/2 protocol. This method of delivery improves the way browsers and servers communicate, allowing for better response and load times of all your Dynamic Media assets.
See HTTP/2 Delivery of Content Frequently Asked Questions to learn more.