Depending on the JPEG quality setting (recommended settings are between 80-90), you can decrease the file size significantly. If your main image size is 300 by 300 pixels, with a Zoom Factor of 4, the flyout image is 1200 by 1200 pixels. (The Flyout Width and Flyout Height determine the size of the flyout window, but not the size of the flyout image that is served into the viewer.)įor example, if your main image size is 350 by 350 pixels, with a Zoom Factor of 3, the resulting flyout image is 1050 by 1050 pixels. To keep the flyout file size from becoming too large, balance these two values: if you have a large main image size, lower the Zoom Factor value.
The main image size (Stage Width and Height) and the Zoom Factor determine the flyout image size. When determining the complete bandwidth usage for this viewer, consider that both the main image and the flyout image are served in the viewer. There are no controls to use - users move the selection over the area they want to view. A customer can pan the images left or right and then click a hotspot on an image for additional details or for purchasing directly from a website’s category, home, or landing pages.ĭisplays a second image of the zoomed area next to the original image. Hotspots, or image maps, or both are added to a series of two or more images.
Viewer preset system compatibilityĪll out-of-the-box Viewer Presets that come with Dynamic Media are fully compatible with the following systems: Please note that you must publish all out-of-the-box viewers before you first use them.
You can apply a viewer preset to an asset anytime you preview it. This section describes how to create, edit, and manage viewer presets. See also the Adobe Dynamic Media Viewers Reference Guide. Each library version has its own SDK documentation included. The SDK is available on the IS publish server embedded in the SDK itself. For example, you can change the viewer display size or zoom behavior.įor instructions on creating and customizing your own HTML5 viewer presets, see the Adobe Dynamic Media HTML5 Viewer SDK API Documentation. Settings are available for an array of viewer configuration options. If you are an administrator, you can create Viewer Presets. A Dynamic Media viewer preset is a collection of settings that determine how users view rich-media assets on their computer screens and mobile devices.
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