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A group asset is a type of object that combines assets and other asset groups according to a logical relationship. An asset or asset group that belongs to an asset group is referred to as a "member". Every member of an asset group has a membership name.
Each group asset in MAM is represented by a tile, as shown below. On each group asset tile, you will see the default image for a group asset, and the name.

To access your group assets in MAM, click the filter drop down, and select Groups from the list.

You can scroll back and forth through your existing group assets in the Group Assets carousel, by clicking the back and forward arrows.
If you wish to view all of the group assets that you have in MAM, click the See All link in the top-right corner of the Group Assets carousel. You are then taken to the Browse: All Group Assets page, where you can see a complete list, ranging from newest to oldest.

If you click on an asset tile, a summary panel will appear on the right-hand side of the screen. In the Group Asset Summary panel you will see:
Changing the Group Asset Name




You can view and change the summary details for a group asset directly in the Details tab, such as the membership name.
To edit summary details:


You can post a comment against an asset group, in the Comments tab.
To comment on a group asset:

This option is located at the bottom of the panel. By clicking this option you can view more in depth details about the group asset, as well as edit various asset details.
In the Manage Asset view, you can see a list of all the assets in that particular asset group.

You can navigate through your group assets. If you click on a particular group asset, you can view all of the asset groups and assets that are contained within it.

In the Manage Asset view, you will also see three tabs, these are as follows:
In the Asset Overview tab you can view the basic details for that particular asset, the relationships for that asset, change the details, and apply tags.
In this tab, you will also see the status of the media asset. An example of a state is shown below:
A group asset can be in an Approved, Deleted, Locked and Purged state.

Here you can view the metadata associated with the asset, as well as edit the information in the metadata fields.

Comments tab
Under the Comments tab you can post new comments against a group asset, as well as view existing comments that have been made against the group asset.

Group assets can house multiple media and image assets. If you have a large number of assets within a group, it may be difficult to keep track of them all. You can assign a number to each asset so that they are listed in a certain order.
For example, if your assets are episodes in a television show, you could list them in the order in which they appear on television.






To create or add assets to a group asset:





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