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- Select the Library tab.
- Click the Upload New Files button. The Add/Upload File window will appear.
- Click Add File and select the desired video, audio, or image file. You can add multiple files to the upload queue using this method. Each file in the list will display its size, file name, and an X.
- Click the X to remove a file from the list.
- Click the Start Upload button once you have added all the files you wish to upload.
- Click Close when the upload process is completed.
Removing Media Files
General Managers, Network Managers, Creators
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A media file with a lock symbol cannot be deleted because it is currently being used in a networked presentation or Dynamic Playlist. |
Media File Properties
If you would like to view more information about a media file, click the Properties link beneath the file name:
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Organizing Media Files
General Managers, Creators
The BrightSign Network features a folder directory system for keeping your media files organized. A folder for each user, along with a general-use Shared folder, is created by default. Media files that are added by uploading BrightAuthor presentations will be added to the Shared>Incoming folder.
- To find a media file, enter all or part of the file name in the Search Files field and click the
button. The search will be carried out in all directories, no matter which folder is currently selected - To transfer a media file to another file folder, drag and drop the media file to the desired file folder in the directory. You can also transfer multiple selected files using the drag-and-drop method.
- To create a new folder, first select the folder in which to create the new folder. Next, click
Create a New Folder. Enter a name for the new folder and click Create.
Adding Tags to Media Files
General Managers, Creators
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- Select a media file that has tags you wish to copy (this process will copy all tags that are associated with the file).
- Click the
Copy Tags button. - Select one or more media files to copy tags to.
- Click Save to complete the copy. This will copy all tags to the media file(s).
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