- DMM User's Guide Preface
- DMM User's Guide Overview
- Understanding the Digital Media Manager
- Managing User Accounts
- Create Content Offering
- Creating Playlists
- Categorizing Content
- Customizing Video Portal
- Managing Deployments
- Config Settings
- Linking to the Video Portal
- Setting Up the DME 1000 and DME 2000 Encoders
- Setting Up Live Events Using a DME 1000 or DME 2000 Encoder
- Setting Up Live Events Using Third-Party Live Streams
- Archive and Delete
- Video Reports Metrics Overview
- DMM User's Guide Glossary
Preface
This preface describes the objectives and organization of this document and explains how to find additional information on related products and services. This preface contains the following sections:
•Obtaining Technical Assistance
Overview
The Cisco Digital Media System (DMS) is a set of software applications that help enable effective management and delivery of live and on-demand video over the network to any audience. Taking Cisco's best practices from more than ten years of video and Internet initiatives, Cisco DMS can deliver digital media to customers, employees, students, and other audiences to help improve customer intimacy, productivity, learning, and information sharing.
Intended Audience
The intended audience for this document are content authors/publishers who will be using the Cisco Digital Media Manager to publish media to the Cisco Video Portal. This document is not meant for systems or network administrators to install, configure, or troubleshoot this product. Refer to the Cisco Documentation web site for additional documents at www.cisco.com.
Document Conventions
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