Installing FlipFactory Installing Digital Asset Manager Video Plug-ins
4.4.1 Installing FlipFactory
If you do not already have an instance of FlipFactory installed, follow the instructions included with FlipFactory to install and set up the application to meet your requirements. FlipFactory must be installed on a Windows server.4.4.2 Installing Digital Asset Manager Video Plug-ins
The monitor, transport, and notification plug-ins that Inbound Refinery uses to communicate with FlipFactory to convert videos are distributed in the idcFlipFactoryPlugin.zip file installed by the DAMConverter component. The idcFlipFactoryPlugin.zip file is located in the refinery IdcHomeDircomponentsDAMConverterVideoManagerFlipFactoryPlugin directory. To install and configure the Digital Asset Manager plug-ins for FlipFactory, perform these steps: 1. Open Services on the Windows server on which FlipFactory is installed.2. Select the Flip Engine service and then select Actions, Stop.
3. Select the idcFlipFactoryPlugin.zip located in the refinery IdcHomeDircomponentsDAMConverterVideoManagerFlipFactoryPlugin directory, and extract the file to the FlipFactory installation directory. For example: C:TelestreamFlipFactory. Two directories are extracted to the following locations: ■ FlipFactory_install_diridcTools ■ FlipFactory_install_dirPlugins Cautions: FlipFactory installation will fail if installing on a computer with an instance of Microsoft SQL Server 2000 or lower. Ensure that SQL Server 2000 or lower is not installed on the computer on which you are installing FlipFactory. FlipFactory requires QuickTime to be installed for QuickTime renditions to be made. Review the FlipFactory documentation for information regarding obtaining and integrating the proper QuickTime version for use with the specific version of FlipFactory your are using, either 6.0 or 6.1. Also, visit Telestream’s site at http:www.telestream.net for the latest information relating to FlipFactory. Due to the demand on computer resources required for rendering video assets, it is recommended that FlipFactory and Inbound Refinery be installed on separate server-class machines. For ease of access, it is also recommended that both servers have a duplicate user list of administrators. Working With Image and Video Conversions 4-174.4.3 Ensuring the JDOM Library is Installed for FlipFactory 6.0
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» Oracle Fusion Middleware Online Documentation Library
» About Inbound Refinery Oracle Fusion Middleware Online Documentation Library
» Inbound Refinery Conversion Options and Related Components
» Inbound Refinery Process Overview
» About Content Server and Refinery Providers Adding Refinery Providers
» Editing the Refinery IP Security Filter Setting Classpath to OpenOffice Class Files
» Setting Library Path for UNIX Platform
» Overview Configuring Content Servers to Send Jobs to Refineries
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» Passing Content Items Through the Refinery and Failed Conversions About MIME Types
» Launching Configuration Manager Adding File Formats Editing File Formats
» Using the File Formats Wizard Configuring the Content Server for PassThru Files
» Configuring the Content Server Refinery Conversion Options
» Refinery Conversion Job Status Page IBR Provider Status Page
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» About Thumbnails Configuring Refinery Conversion Settings
» Setting Accepted Conversions Setting Multi-Page TIFF Files as the Primary Web-Viewable Rendition
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» Rendering Using Internal Graphics Code Rendering Using Native Graphics Subsystem
» About Agents About Refinery Logs
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» Viewing Refinery Configuration Information Viewing Refinery System Audit Information
» Using the System Properties Utility Using the Component Wizard Utility
» Active Virus Scanning and Inbound Refinery Changing the Date Format
» Installing a Distiller Engine and PDF Printer Configuring Third-Party Application Settings
» Overview Setting Up Headless Mode on a Windows Host
» About Converting Microsoft Office Files to PDF
» Converting Microsoft Word Files to PDF
» Converting Microsoft Excel Files to PDF
» Converting Microsoft PowerPoint Files to PDF
» Converting Microsoft Visio Files to PDF
» Using Relative versus Absolute Links in Office Documents
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» Common Conversion Issues Troubleshooting PDF Conversion Problems
» Microsoft Word Files Wont Convert Microsoft Excel Files Wont Convert
» Supported Conversion Applications Supported Streaming Servers Supported Input Formats
» Configuring For Image Conversion Modifying the Content Server Configuration File
» Understanding Image Rendition Sets
» Defining Image Rendition Sets
» extraRendition_definitions.hda File Structure
» Installing FlipFactory Installing Digital Asset Manager Video Plug-ins
» Ensuring the JDOM Library is Installed for FlipFactory 6.0 Sharing Directories with FlipFactory
» Setting the Conversion Engine Shared Directory Path
» Configuring Default File Placement Locations
» Configuring Specific File Placement Locations
» Using Streaming Servers Defining Video Rendition Sets
» Creating and Configuring Factories in FlipFactory
» Editing the Video File Type Configuration Table Setting the Default Video Format Preferences
» Enabling Plug-in Debugging Logs
» Configuring Content Servers to Send Jobs to Inbound Refinery Setting Accepted Conversions
» Setting XML Files as the Primary Web-Viewable Rendition
» Setting XML Files as an Additional Rendition Setting Up XSL Transformation
» Click Check In. Oracle Fusion Middleware Online Documentation Library
» XML Converter Won’t Process Any Files
» Using the File Formats Wizard
» Configuring CVista PdfCompressor OCR Languages
» Installation Problems General Conversion Problems CVista PdfCompressor Conversion Problems
» PDF Thumbnailing and Viewing Problems
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