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The information security concern regarding information disposal and media sanitization resides not in the media but in the recorded information. The issue of media disposal and sanitization is driven by the information placed intentionally or unintentionally on the media. With the advanced features of today’s operating systems, electronic media used on a system should be assumed to contain information commensurate with the security categorization of the system’s confidentiality. If not handled properly, release of these media could lead to an occurrence of unauthorized disclosure of information. Categorization of an information technology (IT) system in accordance with Federal. | ADOBE MEDIA ENCODER Help and tutorials Adobe What s new What s New in Adobe Media Encoder CS6 Queue and Watch Folders Independent handling of source and output Preset browser Import and export presets Improved scaling of source frames Creating custom workspaces Workflow enhancements Changes to exporters Keyboard shortcuts New keyboard shortcuts in CS6 Queue and Watch Folders Independent handling of source and output To the top Source and output are now handled independent of each other. This independent handling allows a given source to be configured with multiple outputs. Among the advantages Adobe Media Encoder can simultaneously encode multiple outputs of a given source. Compared to individually encoding each output simultaneous encoding is faster. Preset browser To the top The new Preset Browser provides you with options that help streamline your workflow in Adobe Media Encoder. System presets in the browser are organized as categories based on their use such as Broadcast Web Video and device destination such as DVD Blu-ray Camera Tablet . You can modify these presets to create custom presets also called User Presets. In the Preset Browser you can quickly find a preset using search or using the enhanced navigation provided by the collapsible folder structure. User presets preset groups and aliases You can modify system presets to create user presets. You can organize user presets in separate folders called as preset groups. Preset groups allow you to apply multiple presets to a source in a single step. Aliases allow you to create multiple instances of a preset for use in multiple preset groups. For example if you want a preset to exist in more than one preset group create aliases to the preset instead of duplicating it. Then add the aliases to other preset groups. When you edit the preset the changes are applied to all its aliases. Managing Presets To manage presets use the Preset menu or the options in The Preset Browser Window Preset Browser . You can also .