Aleksey Tarasov
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AviDemux, ffmpeg, Solveig Splitter.. All these tools (free and commercial) can trim your files w/o rendering. Google for Vegasaur Smart Trim, if you want to cut files directly in Vegas.
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Split off the wobbly piece, make subclip, and use Stabilize…
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Adobe After Effects is much better for such effects. In Sony Vegas you have to create keyframes manually.
There is a helper tool (tweener), but it’s not free… -
Good to know, George!
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I doubt that this thread is monitored by MAGIX.
Never heard their representative here… -
Steve,
Veggie Toolkit is discontinued (according to their website).
So, you have 2 options:
1) Vegas Production Assistant (which Magix also acquired)
2) Vegasaur Toolkit (see Transcoder – multiple .veg files and effects are also supported) -
[Amanda Duffield] “I have Vegasaurus”
Why don’t you use it? It can render whatever you want, including regions (Transcoder tool)
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> “But a question: could you make it work in SV12?”
V 2.6 will do it! In addition, try our “Open in External Editor” solution 🙂
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Okay, try this:
((VideoEvent) currentEvent).Envelopes.Add(VolEnv); -
You don’t need a script for that:
1. Place 2 clips on a track (normal and reversed)
2. Select both events and copy them to the clipboard (Ctrl+C)
3. Place cursor to the end and run Edit > Paste Repeat