Category: VEGAS

In Previous tutorials we’ve learned how to take a stereo event and split it into two mono events, how to add files to the timeline, and how to add unused media to the timeline. In all cases, the audio added was the default stereo audio track. In fact, the “Add missing stream for selected event” Read More …

In this tutorial, we finish this series by now removing the gaps and deleting the regions we created. The one downside to this script is that it creates and removes all regions so any regions already on the timeline would confuse this script. But with the restriction that you can’t use regions, this script will Read More …

In this tutorial, we now reverse the regions to indicate the unused sections instead of the used sections. After finding the used sections, we now want to indicate the unused sections so those areas can be removed. What scripts would you like to see? Any processes you’d like to see how to do using a Read More …

In this tutorial, we continue with finding areas containing content by reducing duplicate/overlapping regions so we only have one region around each section. What scripts would you like to see? Any processes you’d like to see how to do using a script? Please sign up here and leave comments with suggestions of tasks you would Read More …

In this tutorial, we begin exploring how find gaps in the timeline across all tracks and then removing those gaps. In this case, the good segments have been kept on the timeline but there are holes between the good segments and these holes need to be removed. In this first tutorial, we explore how to Read More …

In this tutorial, we conclude this series by adding the ability to process multiple tracks and store and recall the mute/solo status of each audio track so that information is not lost. You can download this complete script here: http://www.jetdv.com/scripts/RemoveSilentSections.zip What scripts would you like to see? Any processes you’d like to see how to Read More …

In this tutorial, we now find all of the silent areas without using regions and the delete those sections from the timeline. So now all of the quiet areas have been removed from a single audio track. What scripts would you like to see? Any processes you’d like to see how to do using a Read More …

In this tutorial, we adjust the position of the found regions to better suit the audio location by adding an offset of 10 frames. We also eliminate the really short quiet areas by ignoring any quiet sections that are shorter than 1.5 seconds. Of course, the offset and short limit values are easily adjustable. What Read More …

In this tutorial, we learn how to locate the beginning and ending points of the quiet areas and turn them into regions. We also specify what volume level qualifies as being “quiet.” Then regions are placed on the timeline surrounding the quiet areas. What scripts would you like to see? Any processes you’d like to Read More …

In this tutorial, we learn how to read and process the log file. First, all of the extra information has to be ignored. Then we process the timecodes and volume levels from the log. To verify we are getting the correct volume levels, we create a composite envelope on the first video track so we Read More …