This script truncates a video event from the location of the cursor to the beginning of the event that lies under the cursor. A video track must be selected, but the event itself does not need to be selected. If multiple video tracks are selected, the script only works on the first (topmost) selected track. As in the other script, if an audio track lies directly below the video event, it the audio event on that track that lies beneath the cursor will be truncated as well.
With this script, you simply need to position the cursor where you want to trim the event, and then press Alt-1 (assuming this is the key to which you have assigned the script). With all due respect to Vegas' keyboard trimming functions, this is MUCH easier. .
This script is a modification of Edward's "Chop Off Front" script below and truncates "n" frames from the beginning of an event.
This script only works on the events under the cursor. It completely ignores which events are selected. However, a video track must be selected. Regardless of event selection, the video event that lies in the first video track is truncated at its beginning. If an audio track lies directly under the video track, any event in the audio track that lies under the cursor is also truncated by the same amount as the video event. If the track directly below is not an audio track, then only the video event is truncated, and nothing happens on any other track.
These truncated events, and all events that lie to the right on these two tracks, are rippled left by the number of frames truncated.
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ChopOffFront was written for someone capturing from VHS wanting to chop of the beginning frames from each segment captured (i.e. where the rainbow colors and incorrect sound is located). This script will chop the first 6 frames off all selected events.
RenderOnMarkers is designed to render a project but will create a new file where ever there is a marker. So, create a project, place 3 markers throughout the project, run this script, and you will get 4 rendered files (beginning to 1st marker, between markers 1 and 2, between markers 2 and 3, and from marker 3 to the end).
This script is designed to help eliminate problems when using external Firewire drives. It will take all selected audio events, render them to a new file, and add them as a take on top of the original audio.
Script: Will create a thumbnail pic (by saving a snapshot) of each EVENT on the selected track. The file will be saved as the same name as the event in JPG format.
Script: Will create a thumbnail at every marker position. Created for someone doing stop motion animation. Files will be saved as pic0001.jpg, pic0002.jpg
Script: This script will add a marker at a specified interval (i.e. every 5 minutes) over the length of a project. This can be useful for creating a DVD in DVD Architect with chapter points every 5 minutes or any other task that requires markers to be placed at a set interval.
Script: this script adjusts the current selection area to begin at the beginning of the first selected event and end at the end of the last selected event.
