Hi @Himanshu_Jain , I assume by saying "aem experience assets new interface" you mean either "Adobe Assets Essentials" or "Content Hub". In both the cases, currently it is not possible to synchronize the metadata schema from AEM Author instance. You have to create/manage the schema separately on the...
Hi @Vishal_Anand , I would suggest to consider using new Dynamic Media video player, it comes with latest UI and accessibility features. Plus it can really help improve the performance in low bandwidth situation. https://experienceleaguecommunities.adobe.com/t5/adobe-experience-manager-blogs/introdu...
Hi @VikramJa , We tried this in the past but is unfortunately not possible to customize the headers from Adobe IO Event webhook. We have got to live with the OOTB headers supported. I hope you can find a workaround. Thanks!
Hi @Wilnaweb1 , A few points based on my experience-Reading your description, I believe you want to edit your PSD files but still persist those in AEM Assets. This can also be achieved using AEM Assets <> Photoshop integration without AIO. You should be able to connect these two applications, checko...
Hi @nijilma ,You could perhaps use the API to list all the dataflows and then process that result. I would do it using postman and write post-script to filter results based on specific S3 destination or dataset. I hope it helps. Thanks!
Hi @dmescia2 ,We also bumped into some use cases which are not supported by DM, for those we ended up writing custom implementations and create assets per our needs. However, in this case also the custom rendition would need to be pre-calculated and stored somewhere (if not AEM). I would store those...
Hi @AbhilashYS , It can happen on AEM cloud instance which operates in a cluster of author instances. The simple solution is to define a leader instance, please refer to the below documentation-https://experienceleague.adobe.com/en/docs/experience-manager-learn/cloud-service/developing/advanced/run-...
Hi @chinmayis865517 , You might wana consider new DM Video player, it promises better performance than the previous S7 video player.Also, consider @HrishikeshKagne 's comment, extra wrappers and JS always derails performance. Thanks!