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Content The Asset Library folders have streams that can be requested and played. Each
listing displays either a default file icon or a thumbnail image of the clip (see
Creating Thumbnails on page 19), as well as information about the clip such as
duration and keywords.
This icon denotes standard video content. It can be replaced by an image
or a thumbnail.
This icon is used for bookmarks and playlists. Playlists are used to
consolidate several video files, or video file segments, into a single,
virtual video file.
You can replace the standard video icon with a custom image or a
thumbnail of any frame. See Creating Thumbnails on page 19 for details.
This icon denotes rich media presentations (those that have both video
and PowerPoint slides, for example). See the VBPresenter User Guide for
more about rich media presentations.
This icon denotes documents (PDFs, Word documents, etc.) that were
manually entered by an administrator.
This icon denotes content (PowerPoint presentations, Flash demos, etc.)
that was manually entered by an administrator.
Scroll Up/Down The scroll bar on the right of the table of available videos allows the user to scroll
up or down through the entries. Users can also scroll up or down through the
entries by using a mouse wheel or standard keyboard keys such as Page Up and
Page Down .
Preview Window The Preview Window is embedded on the right side of the window. To select a
video to preview, position the cursor button over the desired entry and use the
left mouse button to select. When an entry is selected, it appears in the Preview
Window. Note: In certain instances where the video link is to a non-MPEG video,
an external player, such as Windows Media Player, Real Player, or QuickTime
Player, may launch.