
Known limitation in 20.21.1: the Server drop-down list on the Sign-in screen was empty. See Log in to Adobe Analytics for updated steps. Relevant for new integrations or if some Analytics variables must be updated from within Dynamic Media Classic desktop app. Updated authentication mechanism with Adobe Analytics. Request Obfuscation and Locking Mode auto-enabled under Test Image Serving. Moved the remaining analytics APIs to version 2.0.īroken thumbnails for assets seen after a period of inactivity on the desktop app.ĭesktop app stops responding, typically after Set operations. Could not enter d and e in Username and Password fields when running macOS Monterey. Play button in Video Detail view did not work. In the Set editors, the Close, Save, and Save As buttons become disabled after scrolling assets in the Add Assets panel. Image editing Save buttons were non-functional. macOS Monterey - File upload page froze on subsequent uploads. Fixed in the latest release (20.22.2) macOS only Customers who benefit from fixes in a minor release can upgrade. Upgrade notification within the Adobe Dynamic Media Classic desktop application is not generated for minor releases. See the full system requirements at System requirements for Adobe Dynamic Media Classic desktop app. System requirements for Adobe Dynamic Media Classic desktop appĪdobe Dynamic Media Classic desktop app is compatible with the following operating systems:
See the FAQ for the New Adobe Dynamic Media Classic sign-in experience now available.
After that date, you cannot log on to the browser version of Adobe Dynamic Media Classic user interface, labeled as Adobe Dynamic Media Classic in the product. Doing so will ensure you have a smooth transition before Adobe Flash Player is deprecated on December 31, 2020. Adobe recommends that you install the new Adobe Dynamic Media Classic desktop app by October 1, 2020.