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Spacing in project media
Hello!
If anyone could help me in any way i’d really appreciate it
In sony vegas I am making an animation out of images (stop motion) and I’m making it at a rather fast speed, i’ve figured how to choose the duration at which Vegas plays an image (currently at 0.050 seconds). So everything is sweet so far, however, im working with thousands of images so when i select say 100 to drag and drop form the project media to the timeline, they suddenly get a wierd spacing of 2 images then a space then 2 images. Ive made it so i can double click on the empty space between them and it is deleted bringing them together. But like i said im working with a lot of images so that takes a lot of time. Ive seen posts on here about Vegasaur and other programs which allow you to select all of the empty spaces and delete them in one go but I am finding it hard to track down a workable program for this. If anyone knows how to work Vegas so the media isnt spaced bizzarely when i drop it in it would save me hours of work 🙂 I dont know why its doing it, but i guess its because im working in such a zoomed in space (which of course means short amount of time). Thankyou for your time and if you can help me ill think of you as a demi-god
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Vegasaur can delete all gaps in one step, but in your case it is better to use one image sequence than a lot of individual images.
From the Help:
From the File menu, choose Open. The Open dialog box is displayed.Choose the folder where the sequence you want to open is stored:
Select the first image in the sequence (or the image you want to use to start the event).
Select the Open still-image sequence check box.
In the Range box, enter the number of the last image you want to open. For example, if you’d selected AnimationOne_00001.tga in step 3, you could enter 120 in this box to create a new event using AnimationOne_00001.tga to AnimationOne_00120.tga.
Click Open to display the Media Properties dialog, where you can view or edit information about the sequence.
(Set the desired FPS)Click OK.
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