Hi there
We are working on vegas 9.0e here and for speed reason, we are keeping Checked this little preference checkbox to NOT close the media files when we are switching from vegas to third party windows...
but... We have some tools that are sometime overwritting the media files in the background, and vegas does not like it very much, so we get blacks frame reading in vegas, the media that have been overwritten.
As there is no way in the UI to reload medias, my guys here figured out that unchecking that flag in the preference, and checking it again was allowing to force a refresh of the whole edit. But this is long.
So i'm trying to build a script to do that. First thing, there is no direct way in script to reload a media. So, Sony, it should be really cool to have that kind of feature.
Secondly, it's not possible to create two times a media with the same path (in order to use the media.ReplaceWith(media) function. So i need to create a dummy media to switch to it, then recreate a media with my original file path. The is not really trivial...
So if anyone has any idea about all this, it would be great !
Cheers
David
We are working on vegas 9.0e here and for speed reason, we are keeping Checked this little preference checkbox to NOT close the media files when we are switching from vegas to third party windows...
but... We have some tools that are sometime overwritting the media files in the background, and vegas does not like it very much, so we get blacks frame reading in vegas, the media that have been overwritten.
As there is no way in the UI to reload medias, my guys here figured out that unchecking that flag in the preference, and checking it again was allowing to force a refresh of the whole edit. But this is long.
So i'm trying to build a script to do that. First thing, there is no direct way in script to reload a media. So, Sony, it should be really cool to have that kind of feature.
Secondly, it's not possible to create two times a media with the same path (in order to use the media.ReplaceWith(media) function. So i need to create a dummy media to switch to it, then recreate a media with my original file path. The is not really trivial...
So if anyone has any idea about all this, it would be great !
Cheers
David