Automating Your Video Editing
In this script, we look to see if Pan/Crop has been changed using a script. As there is no “Pan/Crop flag” to check, you need to check to see if there are multiple keyframes or if the size or rotation has changed. This script is based on information found in this forum post: https://www.vegascreativesoftware.info/us/forum/select-all-events-that-have-custom-pan-crop-setting–137022/ After Read More …
In this script, we learn about the SyncEvent property. This property will let us see what event is sync’d to the current event and will also let us see how far off-sync the two events are to each other. See how that’s done from a script. What scripts would you like to see? Any processes Read More …
In this script, we learn how use the PushButton OFX Parmeter. There is nothing to “set” or “read” from a PushButton but we can “Push” the button. See how that’s done from a script. What scripts would you like to see? Any processes you’d like to see how to do using a script? Please sign Read More …
In this script, we learn how to find a Velocity envelope and then read the values of that envelope for all frames of the event – even the frames that do not have a point added. While this is specifically for the Velocity envelope, the same technique can be applied to any envelope in VEGAS. Read More …
In this tutorial we will look for selected events that do not end on a frame boundary. If found, the length of the event will be shortened the partial frame so that it does now end on a frame boundary. Please sign up here and leave comments with suggestions of tasks you would like to Read More …
In this tutorial we will modify all Titles and Text generated medias on the timeline and change the “Background” color and turn on the new “Fit Background to Text” option. You will need a current version of VEGAS Pro 19 in order to run this script as the Fit Background to Text is a new Read More …
In this tutorial we finish making the custom command by selecting the desired easing style and then look at the code that adds the keyframes to the selected keyframe range for the selected parameter. Then we test the custom command and see the results of the added keyframes. To test this Custom Command, simply download Read More …
In this tutorial we continue building the Keyframe Easings custom command. Previously we found the event and listed the effects. Now we determine what will happen when we select one of those effects and that will be to list all valid parameters that we can adjust. Then we figure out what happens when we select Read More …
In this tutorial we continue building the Keyframe Easings custom command. In this tutorial we learn how to determine where the custom command is located on the hard drive and pass that information to the main form. The we add code to the button to find which event is selected. If it is a video Read More …
In this tutorial we start making the keyframe easings easier to use by beginning the construction of a custom command. We get the base custom command code added and modified and start dragging a few tools to the form. Please sign up here and leave comments with suggestions of tasks you would like to see Read More …