[Steve Larson]

I also thought of another issue.

Lets say I assign the key “b” to run the script. So then it selects all of the tracks under the cursor when I hit “b”. Then I need to go to the next set of clips and select those as well, adding to the original selection, but in order to add more selections, you have to use the control key. So now if I hold down control and hit the letter “b” ….the script won’t recognize that command.

Is there anyway to solve this?

[Steve Larson]

I tried running the script and it gives me an error

“0x80131600” (message missing)

[Steve Larson]

Hi,

Wow, I think this is exactly what I’m looking for. I’m using Sony Vegas Pro 12.0 Build 536 64 bit.

[Steve Larson]

Hi, Thank you for the reply.

Yes, your method would work for 1 set of “slices” within the region that you’ve highlight, but what would help me more and be quite a bit faster would be that I can click the bottom video slice and it automatically selects every slice above it, then while those are still selected, I move over to the next set of slices and click the bottom slice, which then selects everything above it. So now I’ve got these 2 sets of slices selected and I can keep moving down the time line adding to my selection. So in the end, I can cut all of them at once and paste them.