Automating Your Video Editing
This is the first of several tutorials that will show how to render from a script in Premiere. This first tutorial will show the first step: how to create the desired render preset and then select that preset using a form so that any specific renderer can be chosen. Once we know the desired render Read More …
This is the first of several tutorials that will show how to render from a script in VEGAS. This first tutorial will show the first step: how to read the available renderers and templates and place them in a drop-down box on a form so that any specific renderer/template can be chosen. Once we know Read More …
For the next several weeks, the tutorials are going to deal with rendering using a script. Obviously, there are several different types of options that could be added but I’d like to hear what you’d like to see. Let me know in the comments what rendering options you’d like to see! In VEGAS, Part 1 Read More …
In this video, we create a new script that also contains a form. When using a form, we can provide feedback and ask for information from the user. In this case, we are simply going to create a button that, when clicked, will perform the task of the previous script by asking for a file Read More …
In this script, we look at our code and figure out how we determined the commands that were used to develop that code. We examine the API that lists various commands that are available to control VEGAS, look at samples that are provided by Magix, and also consider how the code is formatted to help Read More …
In this script, we look at our code and figure out how we determined the commands that were used to develop that code. We examine the API that lists various commands that are available to control Premiere, look at samples that are provided by Adobe, and also consider how the code is formatted to help Read More …
In this script, we take the code from our previous script that added a file to the timeline and break it up into smaller reusable pieces called subroutines. By breaking the code into smaller pieces, the entire coding process becomes simpler as each small piece is simpler. Then when creating a new script, these smaller Read More …
In this script, we take the code from our previous script that added a file to the timeline and break it up into smaller reusable pieces called subroutines. By breaking the code into smaller pieces, the entire coding process becomes simpler as each small piece is simpler. Then when creating a new script, these smaller Read More …
I want to make these tutorials relevant to what people would like to learn. Please sign up here and leave comments indicating the direction you would like to see me take these tutorials. I am working to keep the tutorials shorter even if it means breaking them up into multiple pieces. To this point, the Read More …
In this script, we are going to learn how to add a file to the timeline. To add the file to the timeline, we first ask the user to select the file. To determine where on the timeline to add the file, we determine the timeline cursor location and add the file there. It will Read More …