GIVE ME MORE OPTIONS!!!!.... please!

ZippyGaloo wrote on 9/23/2003, 5:37 PM
Would be nice if I COULD TURN OFF THE DARN THUMBNAILS IN THE TIMELINE!!...so I can find clips much easier when selecting "Select in Timeline". (It's just to hard to see them when you have a very long project and are zoomed out all the way)

Boy, wouldn't it be great if I actually had a list of all the improvements I think SONY SHOULD START WORKING TO PUT IN THE NEXT RELEASE OF VEGAS?!!!!

Side note: For some reason my "Use Count" for every clip is DUBLE than what is actually in the timeline? WHAT'S CAUSING THIS!!?

Comments

JonnyMac wrote on 9/23/2003, 6:00 PM
While I'm quite sure you'll find something else to complain about, you can go to Options > Preferences > General and disable "Draw waveforms and frames in events"

And boy, wouldn't it be great if you made feature requests in a civilized manner?....
John_Cline wrote on 9/23/2003, 7:26 PM
RTFM !!!!!!

By the way, it's spelled, "double." And Vegas is doing this because it hates you.
Erni wrote on 9/23/2003, 8:04 PM
Yes, Vegas hates you, Zipp
ZippyGaloo wrote on 9/23/2003, 9:02 PM
I KNOW ALREADY!! GIVE IT A REST!!!
Udi wrote on 9/24/2003, 1:02 AM
You can write a simple script to move the cursor to the next selected event.
Here is an example:

/**
* Scan all tracks, find the next selected event after the cursor, set the cursor to that event
**/
import System.Windows.Forms;
import SonicFoundry.Vegas;

try {
var tracks = Vegas.Project.Tracks;
var ev1 = null;
var t;
for(t= 0; t < tracks.Count; t++) {
var track = tracks.Item(t);
var eventEnum = new Enumerator(track.Events);
while(!eventEnum.atEnd()) {
var ev : TrackEvent = TrackEvent(eventEnum.item());
if(ev.Selected && ev.Start > Vegas.Cursor) {
if(ev1 == null || ev.Start < ev1.Start)
ev1 = ev;
break;
}
eventEnum.moveNext();
}
}
if(ev1 != null) {
Vegas.Cursor = ev1.Start;
Vegas.UpdateUI();
}
} catch (e) {
MessageBox.Show(e);
}
jetdv wrote on 9/24/2003, 9:20 AM
The "use count" is "double" because it is in use ONCE for the video and ONCE for the audio. Delete either the audio or video and you will see the use count decreased by ONE.
mcgeedo wrote on 9/24/2003, 9:32 AM
Sorry, I just couldn't resist throwing in my two cents.
-Don