Aleksey Tarasov
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You should use “All tracks, markers and regions” Auto Ripple mode. That’s it.
If you still want to quickly and easily select the events, then take a look at Select Events tool from Vegasaur extension. -
You can also try Vegasaur (look at Pan/Crop Assistant) or Excalibur. Both extensions have the tools that you are looking for.
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Turn off Stretch to fill frame option in Pan/Crop window and crop the image.
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wrap any code that change Vegas objects in UndoBlock
using (new UndoBlock("undo text"))
{
track.Selected = true;
}
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Apply all the settings to one image, select it and run Edit>Copy. Then select all other images and run Edit>Paste Event Attributes. Hope this helps.
You can also take a look at Quick Properties from Vegasaur toolkit (you can use it free for 30 days)
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Try to find your-project-name.veg.bak (in the same folder) file. If it exists – rename it to your-project-name2.veg and open in Vegas. Hope this helps.
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This problem can easily be done with scripts. You can try to find a free script or use one of the commercial tools, such as Effects tool from Vegasaur toolkit. I believe that other scripting plug-ins also have similar tools.
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– and make sure that you have switched off Loop option 😉
p.s. I prefer one click solution using a script
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You can use batch rendering tools with advanced naming capabilities, like Vegasaur Transcoder (it’s not free, but it has free 30 day trial period). It supports various name patterns (aka macros) that control how output files are named. Macros are specially formatted strings that can be used anywhere in the file name for automatic naming of the output files (in particular, pattern {c} will be replaced with the counter value – just what you need).
Best regards.
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Try to reduce the maximum number of rendering threads (Options > Preferences > Video) 😉