Aleksey Tarasov
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And this works?
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László, I would use Extend to Cursor option:
Just place the timeline cursor before event, hold down Ctrl key and click the event to select it (this trick will select the event but do not move the cursor).
Of course, this is not the best way. Christie should find a specialized script that perform this specific task.
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As I understand, OP wants a small image remained small on the screen (in its native resolution), like this:
Auto Crop option is used to make images match the output frame size by cropping it.
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Automatically? No.
Correct it with a script? Yes. -
Turn on View > Video Event Edge Edit Frames
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There is a topic in Vegas help, which explains this. Search for “Quantize to Frames”
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Maybe Vegasaur can help you?
1. It has Silence Detector that creates regions. Next, you can adjust them or even completely delete “silent” parts using Markers (if needed). You can also split events at regions.
2. Convert to subclips… why? (just select these events and choose Create Subclip in context menu)
3. Select “silent” events, apply Playback Rate in Quick Properties (note that you can’t speed up audio events more than 4X)
4. Finally, run Auditor and delete all gaps (one click) -
As I recall, they indicate that these events are not quantized. There is an option in Internal settings.
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Click Options button and you can select which tracks to use and which checks to perform.
You can also use this drop-down menu:
