Adobe 62000112DM User Guide - Page 365

ADOBE ACROBAT 3D VERSION 8 358 User Guide 3 Select the rendition, and then click Edit Rendition. Specify the minimum system requirements, playback require­ ments, and other settings to differentiate it from other renditions. 4 Add and edit as many renditions as needed. 5 Use the arrow keys on the right side of the list box to arrange the renditions in the appropriate order. Renditions are played in the order listed, provided the rendition meets the requirements you've specified. 6 When you're finished adding and editing renditions, click Close. Rendition settings The Rendition Settings dialog box appears when you click Edit Rendition on the Settings tab of the Multimedia Properties dialog box. Note: Media players have different capabilities. Some rendition settings, such as player controls, are not available for some players. In such cases, you can determine whether the player may be used to play the rendition by changing the requirement settings on the Playback Requirements tab. Media Settings Use this tab to specify general properties for the movie clip: • Rendition Name Enter the name for the rendition, which will appear in the list of renditions. (This name does not determine which media file is played.) • Rendition Is Accessible To JavaScript Use this option if you're using JavaScript code that makes use of the rendition. • Media Clip Location Specify the clip by typing or navigating to it. (When you specify the clip location, Content Type is set automatically. Changing the Content Type setting may cause problems playing the media.) • Rendition Alternate Text Type a description of the rendition that may be read aloud to visually impaired viewers. • Allow Temp File Specify whether writing a temp file is allowed and when. Some media players write a temp file when they play a movie clip. If you want to prevent users from easily copying the media content in a secure document, you may want to disallow the creation of temp files. However, selecting this setting may prevent the movie from being played by media players that require the use of temp files.