Hello dear community,I have a nut to crack that you probably have figured out already.This is the situation:If an asset gets updated with a newer version, the old file can still be found in the timeline and can be restored. Which is nice.BUT is it possible to download a previous version than the act...

Might i ask why you could need a big rendition?We work the other way arround - have a big original file and create small renditions for users that need the files for web applications. Everybody else uses the original TIFF file.Get yourself the new version of asset asset link, the indesign extension ...

I have another idea. Have you tried out templating your combination?https://landing.adobe.com/en/na/dynamic-media/ctir-2755/dynamic-assets.htmlHere you can play with examples.

Just an idea, not shure if this solves the issue:Have you tried to use with (wid=200) and height (hei=50) values for the button, instead of scaling?

I would like to give an update on this ticket../jcr:content/metadata/xmpRights:WebStatement is simply not usable in Brandportal.The Webstatement......can not be put into the Brand Portal since Brand Portal has no option to do so....can not be set to a website. Does not work....can not be put into th...

Presets have a limiter to 2000px as far as i know. As long as your TIFF file is smaller than that this should work as expected. The color profile should not make any difference.If a user wants to download the big file, downloading the original file instead of a rendition is the way to go.The moment ...

Yes! I second this proposal!I might add, that in AEM assets, the order seems to change at random.One time, the (move) Button is in the middle, the next time it is to the left or hidden in the burger menu. I want to make some user guides where the users can relate the preview to what they see on thei...

I just had a quick test - opened up a picture, set the resolution to 123ppi and uploaded it into DEV.As expected - the file now looks like this:Why does this value bother you? Does it have an impact on something? Pixel size matters for most use cases - not dpi/ppi

I believe this is a setting that is made with Photoshop within the picture.Open up a picture in Photoshop, then select image > image size on the bottom you see the value in the resolution that was assigned to the picture.

Hi @rampai , https://experienceleague.adobe.com/docs/experience-manager-learn/assets/configuring/assets-admin-search-rail.html?lang=en My explanation was more on point than this explanation video.I try again.In the assets-admin-search-rail, you can add additional predicates. There are different pred...