I’d like to write a C# program that can start up Vegas, load a veg, render a range of frames, then close Vegas.
Then this would be done multiple times, on a sequences of frame ranges and a sequence of vegs.
The motivation here is two fold:
1. I think a plugin/effect we’re using is leaking memory. Rendering only a range and then closing Vegas is a way to get the memory back.
2. The film we’re rendering is in several vegs and it would be handy to render then one after the other.
In the past, I’ve written C#/VB programs that controlled Excel. With Excel, you can just say “new Application()” and get a new instance of Excel running. (Here is an web article about Excel Com server: http://www.vbdotnetheaven.com/UploadFile/ggaganesh/ExcelSpreadsheet04182005093012AM/ExcelSpreadsheet.aspx)
Is there any similar way to create (or attach) to an instance of Vegas such that you can then easily program against the object model?
Thanks,
Carl
p.s. This is in support of my 14-year-old son Ben’s film making:
http://slugco.com
Then this would be done multiple times, on a sequences of frame ranges and a sequence of vegs.
The motivation here is two fold:
1. I think a plugin/effect we’re using is leaking memory. Rendering only a range and then closing Vegas is a way to get the memory back.
2. The film we’re rendering is in several vegs and it would be handy to render then one after the other.
In the past, I’ve written C#/VB programs that controlled Excel. With Excel, you can just say “new Application()” and get a new instance of Excel running. (Here is an web article about Excel Com server: http://www.vbdotnetheaven.com/UploadFile/ggaganesh/ExcelSpreadsheet04182005093012AM/ExcelSpreadsheet.aspx)
Is there any similar way to create (or attach) to an instance of Vegas such that you can then easily program against the object model?
Thanks,
Carl
p.s. This is in support of my 14-year-old son Ben’s film making:
http://slugco.com