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In this dialog, you can make settings related to the Media libraries module. The following settings are available:
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Use permanent URLs  | 
If true, URLs of medial library files will be generated in permanent format (~/getmedia/<file guid>/<file name>.<file extension>.<files friendly URL extension>), otherwise direct path to the file will be used (e.g.: ~/MySite/Media/MyLibrary/MyImage.jpg).  | 
Max subfolders  | 
Maximal number of folders that can be displayed under an expanded folder node in the tree view.  | 
Security  | 
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Media file allowed extensions  | 
Extensions of files which can be uploaded to media libraries; should be entered divided by semicolons.  | 
Check files permissions  | 
Indicates if the "See media library content" permission is checked when retrieving media files using permanent URLs.  | 
Storage  | 
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Media libraries folder  | 
Folder where media library files are stored. You can use: 
 •physical disk path - e.g. c:\myfiles\mysite •virtual path - ~/UploadedFiles •UNC path - \\server\folder 
 If no value is entered, the default location is: ~/<site code name>/media  | 
Use site-specific subfolders for custom media libraries folder  | 
This setting is applied only when a Custom media libraries folder is configured. If enabled, media library files will be stored in a sub-folder named as the site code name under the custom files folder, i.e. <custom media libraries folder>/<site code name>. It is useful for better orientation in files when multiple sites are running in the system.  | 
Media file hidden folder  | 
Name of the folder where thumbnails of media files will be stored; this folder is hidden in the file system by default and thumbnails are generated within it.  | 
Media file thumbnail suffix  | 
Suffix added to thumbnail files; thumbnail files' names are in the following format: <file name>_<file extension><thumbnail suffix>.<thumbnail extension>  | 
HTML5 support  | 
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Render HTML5 media tags  | 
If enabled, the system renders HTML5 <audio> and <video> tags for media content.  | 
Media extensions to be rendered with HTML5  | 
Specifies a list of media extensions to be rendered with HTML5 media tags. Enter a list of extensions separated by a semicolon, e.g. .mp4;.ogg.  | 
Detailed information about the Media libraries module can be found in Developer's Guide -> Modules -> Media libraries.