Understand the folder, playback, and asset settings required - Summary

You have finished this lesson! Here are the major takeaways:

We helped you understand the DRM settings, for better system security.
We went over the playback resolution options available, which allows users to view content on the platform.
We discussed MXF transcoding, as several transcoded proxy files will be generated automatically such as lower-level resolutions or SDR proxies for HDR assets that are up.
We helped you understand how to standardize brightness for iPad, as brightness settings will impact how the content will look.
We went over viewable HDR transcode options to ensure that anyone who has access to view the asset who isn't in an HDR-enabled environment will still be able to view it.
We helped you understand user-provided SDR, which also ensures that anyone who has access to view the asset who isn't in an HDR-enabled environment will still be able to view it.
We went over bitrate options available to you, to be set using the target playback.
We discussed how to use a non-transcode folder so that it can be played or viewed on the platform.
We showed you how to process tunes, as you can set different processing tunes prior to uploading on a folder-by-folder basis to optimize it for playback.
We helped you get familiar with asset upload validation, to check for common format mistakes.
We helped you understand the multi-channel audio layout to ensure that your multichannel audio settings are configured the way you want them to be.