Difference between revisions of "Media"
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* [[Media Type]] | * [[Media Type]] | ||
* [[Original Path]] | * [[Original Path]] | ||
| − | * | + | * Additional properties for '''video''': |
** [[Media Duration]] | ** [[Media Duration]] | ||
** [[Frame Size]] | ** [[Frame Size]] | ||
** [[Frame Rate]] | ** [[Frame Rate]] | ||
** [[Video Bitrate]] | ** [[Video Bitrate]] | ||
| + | ** [[Media Properties]] | ||
| + | * Additional properties for '''audio''': | ||
| + | ** [[Preview]] | ||
| + | ** [[Media Duration]] | ||
| + | ** [[Sample Rate]] | ||
| + | ** [[Sample Size]] | ||
| + | ** [[Bitrate]] | ||
** [[Media Properties]] | ** [[Media Properties]] | ||
* ''Basic Properties'' | * ''Basic Properties'' | ||
Revision as of 09:28, 2 May 2020
Purpose
Media content objects are non-SAP Enable Now files that have been imported into your Workarea. Typically, you would use them to import images, existing documents, and so on.
Interestingly, although SAP Enable Now supports many standard file types (such as .pdf, .docx, .xlsx, .wav) it does not allow Microsoft PowerPoint files to be imported as Media objects - presumably because SAP want to 'encourage' you to use Books and Book Pages for courseware.
Properties
- References Dialog button
- Dependencies Dialog button
- Name
- UID
- Language
- Media Type
- Original Path
- Additional properties for video:
- Additional properties for audio:
- Basic Properties
- Start Links
- Protocol
- Changes
- Web Assistant Context
- Learning App Context
- Weight (Deprecated/discontinued)
- Learning App Category
