You can keep them in a separate folder and go to Tools->Scripting->Run Script.Īnd browse to the folder to select the script you want. Here's the AddRegionsToEvents.js script: If you don't want to fool with copying and pasting that's ok because there's an archive of all kinds of Vegas scripts here and it includes that one: These should be put in the Scripts Menu folder ( C: Program Files Sony Vegas Pro 12.0 Script Menu - replace 12.0 with your version number) that way all you have to do is go to Tools->Scripting to bring them up but they don't have be. Vegas comes with a script to batch render regions but you'll need to add one to add regions to events and you need to have a render profile set up. Using scripts you can just drop all the clips you want to transcode on a track, add region markers to the events then batch render the regions. I don't know if you have Vegasaur or Ultimate S but even without those it's still pretty easy to batch process in Vegas. Since you have it I would just use Vegas. To do that follow the steps here: With the only difference being selecting Export to other formats. Now you can select the compression codec in the top drop down list. Click the Settings button to open yet another window.
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Make sure the first drop down is set to QuickTime movie then click the Options button. Here's the steps to create a new DNxHD rendering template in Vegas: With Mpeg Streamclip import a clip then File-> Export to other formats.Ī new window will open. You can access the codec with QuickTime Pro, Mpeg Streamclip or since I know you have it, Sony Vegas. It's a QuickTime codec pack so you won't see anything on the desktop or program files. All were free, but watch out for the extra bloatware/adware that some try to install.
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