Work with Dynamic Media working-with-dynamic-media
Dynamic Media helps deliver rich visual merchandising and marketing assets on demand, automatically scaled for consumption on web, mobile, and social sites. Using a set of primary source assets, the software generates and delivers multiple variations of rich content in real time through its global, scalable, performance-optimized network.
The software serves interactive viewing experiences, including zoom, 360-degree spin, and video. It uniquely incorporates the workflows of the Adobe Experience Manager digital asset management (Assets) solution to simplify and streamline the digital campaign management process.
What you can do with the software what-you-can-do-with-dynamic-media
The software lets you manage your assets before publishing them. How to work with assets in general is covered in detail in Work with digital assets. General topics include uploading, downloading, editing, and publishing assets; viewing and editing properties, and searching for assets.
Dynamic Media-only features include the following:
See also Set up Dynamic Media.
Dynamic Media enabled versus Dynamic Media disabled dynamic-media-on-versus-dynamic-media-off
You can tell whether the software is enabled (turned on) by the following characteristics:
- Dynamic renditions are available when downloading or previewing assets.
- Image sets, spin sets, mixed media sets are available.
- PTIFF renditions are created.
When you select an image asset, the view of the asset is different with the software enabled. It uses the on-demand HTML5 viewers.
Dynamic renditions dynamic-renditions
Dynamic renditions such as image and viewer presets (under Dynamic) are available when the software is enabled.
Image sets, spins sets, mixed media sets image-sets-spins-sets-mixed-media-sets
Image sets, spin sets, and mixed media sets are available if the software is enabled.
PTIFF renditions ptiff-renditions
Dynamic Media-enabled assets include pyramid.tiffs.
Asset views change asset-views-change
With the software enabled, you can zoom in and out by clicking the + and - buttons. You can also click to zoom into certain area. Revert brings you to the original version and you can make the image full screen by clicking the diagonal arrows. With the software enabled, it looks like this:
With the software disabled, you can zoom in and out and revert to the original size:
