Automating Your Video Editing
In this tutorial we look at how to change keyframe interpolations. You can go through all keyframes after the fact and change them to whatever type you want them to be using a script. This tutorial will show changing the following keyframes: ● Envelopes (velocity, volume, mute, etc… These are “smooth” by default but the Read More …
In this tutorial we look at how to output the region boundaries to a text file. Then we modify the script to get different results or request different information. It shows how scripts can be modified from the original to perform in different ways. What scripts would you like to see? Any processes you’d like Read More …
In this tutorial we start looking through the JSON data and go through the data in our new classes to populate the timeline with the listed files making sure they are placed on separately named tracks and at the proper time so they’ll be in sync. What scripts would you like to see? Any processes Read More …
In this tutorial we get the vegcap file, read the file into a string variable, and then deserialize it into the classes. Fortunately the deserialize routine does all of the work for us. What scripts would you like to see? Any processes you’d like to see how to do using a script?
In this tutorial we find a Deserialize routine and figure out the proper reference needed. But it won’t run in VEGAS! What do we do to fix that problem? What scripts would you like to see? Any processes you’d like to see how to do using a script?
In this tutorial we begin examining how to look at JSON files and why we are are actually looking at a JSON file. There are several hurdles so this first step is how to create the necessary classes to hold the JSON data! What scripts would you like to see? Any processes you’d like to Read More …
In this tutorial we look at the sixth/last part of the forum question – moving the grouped events to the right. Instead of trying to find all events that are part of the group, I modified this to move all selected events to the right and chose to move them to the right one second. Read More …
In this tutorial we look at the fifth part of the forum question – Grouping all events after the cursor. Here we combine parts 2 and 3a (we could have used 3b if that was preferred) to group – not select – all items after the cursor. What scripts would you like to see? Any Read More …
In this tutorial we look at the fourth part of the forum question – Splitting all events under the cursor. While “S” will generally work, it only works with “Selected” events unless none are selected. To guarantee this to work, you’d need CTRL-A S or SHIFT-CTRL-A S to either select all or deselect all in Read More …
In this tutorial we look at the third part of the forum question – Selecting all events AFTER the cursor. We look at “truly” after as well as “including the events under the cursor.” What scripts would you like to see? Any processes you’d like to see how to do using a script?