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Collections enable you to organise your assets in a meaningful way, such as by subject. For example, if you had multiple assets relating to cars, you might want to group these assets together by placing them into a collection called 'Cars'. That way, all the assets that are associated with cars will be in one place, making them easier to find. You can also place one or more collections within another collection. A collection that is placed inside another collection is known as a sub-collection. You can have multiple sub-collections within a collection if you wish.

Below you can see an example of a collection which contains multiple assets. In the example below you can see that the collection is called Animation, and this contains assets associated with animated films.

You can see how many items are inside a collection by viewing the details at the bottom of each collection tile.

If you click on a collection tile, a summary panel will appear on the right-hand side of the screen. In the Collection Summary panel, you will see:
This shows you the specific details of the collection such as the title, creation date, number of assets in the collection, number of sub-collections, and the number of comments made against the collection. You can also view the tags that you have applied to the collection, as well as add new ones.

Under the Details tab you can see which media assets and sub-collections are in a specific collection.

You can remove an asset from the collection directly in the Details tab, by clicking the Trash icon located to the right of each asset.

Here you can post comments against the entire collection.

The Comments tab on the Collection Details panel works in exactly the same way as it does for Assets. Simply enter your comment in the Insert a Comment box, and then click the + icon.

The comment then appears below the collection.

This option is located at the bottom of the panel. When you click this option or double click the collection tile on the browse page, you will navigate into the collection’s directory. This provides an overview of all the assets and sub-collections within a specific collection. You can independently access the details for each asset in the collection from here.

To access the Explore Collections view, click the Explore Collections option at the bottom of the Collection Summary panel or double click the collection tile.

You will then be taken to the Explore Collection view. From here, you can view all the items that are in a collection. This includes any assets and sub-collections you may have in that collection. You can perform any of the functions that relate to assets and collections in exactly the same way as on the browse page, such as playing assets, viewing the asset details, and so on.

There are two ways to create a collection.










There are 2 ways you can remove an asset from a collection.
To remove an asset from a collection via the asset tile:


To remove an asset from a Collection Summary panel:


The default collection option enables you to select a collection, and then effortlessly add and remove assets from that particular collection.
To set a collection as the default collection:



To deselect a collection as the default collection:
Click on the collection in the menu, and it will no longer be selected.
To delete a collection:


You can run a wizard against a collection of assets, or against assets residing in a particular workspace within a collection.








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