Before diving into this page, please go over the section about the expected video layouts. If your file is cut to length, then the “SOM” or “start of message” field must be set to 00 seconds and 00 frames. The SOM is the position where the actual content starts. If…
Before diving into this page, please go over the section about the expected video layouts. If the combined length of the given Duration, SOM, and Trail Black fields are greater than the actual length of a video file uploaded to Fig the file will fail to upload for this reason….
After a spot has been uploaded it is possible to send that file to additional destinations. This can be used by an uploader to send a file to stations who were not part of the original distribution. Stations may also use this feature to make public spots available to themselves….
Produce your video file Before you upload your file, please make sure it was produced in the correct format and layout. Also, make sure to visit our extensive list of tips and tutorials for the leading editing and transcoding applications. Login to Fig Using your user credentials, login in to…
The Link Browser will allow you to upload a spot into Fig directly from a web link or FTP. Using the Link Browser is a quick and secure way to upload a spot without needing to download anything to your computer. Copy your link If you were sent a link…
The Link Browser will allow you to upload a file into Fig directly from a web link without needing to download the spot to your computer. In this article we will go over some of the supported services and any special instructions you may need to follow for them to…
This article will not cover the creation of an original media file. Here, we will use Quicktime to create a new media file from an original file, applying our desired transcoding settings in the process.
This article will not cover the creation of the original media file. Here, we assume you have created your sequence in Adrenaline, marked in and out points, and is ready render a compressed version of your final product.