Cisco Systems 5.2.x manual 17-8, Filter by

Chapter 17 Media Assets and Embedded Software

Reference

Table 17-1 Elements for Managing a Media Library (continued)

Element

Icon and Description

Filter by

Methods by which you can cause the untitled table to describe only the assets from your media library that match parameters you have specified. Choose the filtering method, specify the parameters, and then click Go. You can use only one filter per query. You cannot apply a second filter to results that are already filtered.

Title	Enter at least one word that the title contains.
Filename	Enter a string of characters that the filename contains.
Description	Enter at least one word that the description contains.
File Type	Enter the file type to be matched.
Estimated Duration	Enter in hours, minutes, and seconds, the duration to be matched.
Date Modified	Click the first calendar icon ( ) to choose the start date for the range of modification dates to be
	matched, and then click the second calendar icon to choose the end date for the range.
Owner	Enter the DMM username for the asset owner to be matched.
Source	Choose whether the asset is stored locally (File) or remotely (URL).
Path	Enter a string of characters that the path contains.

untitled table

Describes all assets contained in the category, or of the media type, that you clicked in the list. The table sorts information into columns.

Asset Title	A unique and human-readable title that you entered.
Filename	The filename for this asset.
File Type	Identifies the format of the asset that the corresponding row describes.
Size	The file size in bytes.
Estimated Duration
	Caution	NEW IN CISCO DMS 5.2.3 — Before a DMP 4305G or 4400G will render any video asset for playback,
		make sure that the video duration is at least 3 seconds. Otherwise, the extreme brevity triggers DMP
		failover, which unloads the current playlist or presentation and causes your DMP to render its failover URL instead.
		• To avoid this behavior altogether, use only video clips whose full duration is 3 seconds or more.
		• To prevent this behavior temporarily when extremely brief video is somehow essential, disable video failover.
		• To recover from this behavior, restart the application.
		A DMP 4310G does not exhibit this behavior.
	The duration value that you entered when you added this asset to your media library, or when you
	edited attributes of this asset.
Date Last Modified	Time stamp (in the format DD-MM-YYYY hh:mm:ss) that says when the file was last modified.

	User Guide for Cisco Digital Media Manager 5.2.x
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