I have few assets in DM, and I want to download the original file using the scene7 url. However, when trying to download the asset with the scene7 URL, it is drastically reducing the asset size. I have an image of 4MB in DM, and downloading the same via the scene7 url gets me 97KB in file size. I'm not sending in any params with the URL.
How do I download the 4MB image as it is using the scene7 URL?
Thanks
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Hi,
Seems original rendition might not be available however you may try scl=1
Thanks
I was playing around with scl and qlt parameters.
My original asset size is 3926 Kb. And below is what I've observed so far,
Setting scl=1, gets me an asset of size 4.6 MB
Setting scl=1.0, gets me 952Kb
Setting scl=1.0 and qlt=100, gives me 4.2 MB
Setting scl=1 and qlt=100, gives me 4.2 MB
Two questions:
1. My understanding was that scl=1 and scl=1.0 should give the same output. But why it might be different here?
2. Is there no way I could get the asset in its original size? Here in the above tests, I'm able to get the asset with a larger size compared to the original. Ideally I want the exact size.
Thanks
Hi @jezwn
If you are looking for the original image with the exact size and quality any reason why you are not trying to download the same directly from AEM DAM because when we are retrieving from scene7 server it applies the default compressions and optimizations to all the images to deliver better performance so in this case if we disable some properties that will also impact other images delivery as well
You can try the below option also and see if that gives you back the original size
I'm serving the assets from AEM author, and I do not have a publisher instance. Basically we have an asset dashboard outside AEM, and we are listing assets from author instance and are published to DM.
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