[Alan Kushnir]

Whoops I found the web site with the Excalibur product.
Alan

[Alan Kushnir]

The script worked perfectly so thanks very much.
I initially didn’t notice the note abut renaming it with a capital M, and didn’t do that at first and it still seems fine. I then renamed it to Matchaspect.js.
Why is that necessary?
Also, what is ‘Excalibur’. I did a search and found lots of references to that term, but nothing that seemed to be relevant.
Alan

[Alan Kushnir]

Thanks Gary. I now have my 300 pics on the time line. I’m making a wide screen DVD and I want to use the PanCrop/Match Output Aspect on all of them so I don’t get side bars. I can do this one at a time, but there must be a way to automate this process across all 300 events. Is there? And can you share how its done?
Tnanks again.
Alan

[Alan Kushnir]

I hope its ok to reply to my own question, cause I looked around further.
The ‘Project Media’ tab (media pool) has a column ‘Date/Time Stamp’ that DOES contain the Date and Time the video was shot. So now that I see that, why isn’t this just transferred to the Media Manager Data field?
(Just trying to understand some new things about Vegas6)

[Alan Kushnir]

I got the first part of your response and that is going to help. Thanks. I can see the tape time code on the thumbnails.
Can you elaborate on ‘media pool’ ? I see ‘Media manager’ but not ‘media pool’.
Assuming you were referring to ‘Media Manager’ and I look at the details or grid view, there is a column for “Original Date”. Is this what you were referring to? For all my clips, its blank, and that’s what prompted my initial question. What do I have to do to see the ‘Original Date’ in the Media Manager database? Once again my assumption is that what is supposed to go in this column is the date the clip was shot and not the date it was captured. Is that correct?
thanks for all your information.
Alan