Automating Your Video Editing
This short tutorial answers another forum question. When selecting events, if any of the events have been locked then none of the events can be moved. So this script will deselect any locked events from the event that have been selected allowing the non-locked events to be moved/modified. Please sign up here and leave comments Read More …
In this tutorial we solve another real-life problem from the VEGAS forums. This person has normalized the events on the timeline. However, some sections still need to be louder. In these cases, the sections are split, Normalize is turned off, and then Normalize is turned back on. The result is this smaller section is now Read More …
In this tutorial we revisit an old tutorial that explained how to had a video clip to the timeline and expand it to add audio but also limit it to a small portion of the total clip. This allows us to add a sub-clip without it becoming an actual sub-clip as the entire video is Read More …
In this tutorial, we look at a couple of ways to get a partial clip onto the timeline in Premiere Pro. Both are very useful and have their place so it is nice to learn both methods. To insert a sub-clip, you first have to create the sub-clip from the original clip. This sub-clip will Read More …
This tutorial shows how to create sub-clips based on regions set on the timeline. It will look for selected events inside the region and create sub-clips from those regions. The sub-clips will be named the same as the region labels. Sub-clips can also be used to reverse the video. Please sign up here and leave Read More …
In this tutorial we look at how to split events on the timeline using a script. In this case, we will split all selected events at the marker locations on the timeline. We also see how we can get both the left and right events on each side of the new split. Please sign up Read More …
This short tutorial answers a forum question and shows how a simple task can be automated. In this case, the person wanted gaps between events to be filled with the event to the left of the gap. This simple script performs that task by changing the length of the left event to fill the blank Read More …
In this tutorial, we see how parameters can be passed to a script by looking at the four methods VEGAS can use to call the script. public void FromVegas(Vegas vegas) public void FromVegas(Vegas vegas, String scriptFile) public void FromVegas(Vegas vegas, String scriptFile, XmlDocument scriptSettings) public void FromVegas(Vegas vegas, String scriptFile, XmlDocument scriptSettings, ScriptArgs args) We Read More …
This tutorial expands on the previous tutorial by showing how to pass the Vegas variable to each tab that is added. By passing the Vegas variable, each tab can then easily access Vegas. Then this tutorial continues by showing how to call a script from the Custom Command. Calling other scripts can only be done Read More …
This tutorial continues building on the Custom Command by adding multiple forms using the “User Control”. These forms can then be easily modified and added to a Tab Control so all forms can be viewed in the Custom Command. Adding new tabs is then as simple as adding a new User Control and then adding Read More …