i want to stabilize 35 videos in my project.. how can i do that in vegas pro 18 without any paid plugin?
Select all videos on the timeline and drag the Vegas stabilize fx on them, then for each videoevent select the FX button and press stabilize.
sir .. this is the same way I have to do individual to every event..
my need is a type of short cut that i just select my clips and just add effects on them in one time.. and after that they all got processed one by one automatically even they take time. on that processing time i can do some other work.
I hope u understand now sir...
You can try to create a nested project with all the clips you want to stabilize. Apply the stabilization effect to this nested project and finally separate each event.
1.Create Markers between each clip
2.Select all events
3.Create a nested project
4. Apply the stabilizing effect to the nested project in timeline
5.In the stabilized nested project, make a cut in the locations where the Media markers are so to that each event is separated again.
sir .. this is the same way I have to do individual to every event..
my need is a type of short cut that i just select my clips and just add effects on them in one time.. and after that they all got processed one by one automatically even they take time. on that processing time i can do some other work.
I hope u understand now sir...
That's called batch stabilization. This goes very nice with Vegasaur (but that's a paid plugin, which you aren't looking for).
A few years ago "Focus on Vegas" made a Batch Stabilize for the Vegas legacy Stabilizer on my request, that one was free. https://www.focusonvegas.com/vegas-batch-stabilize-script/
Legacy Stabilizer is a deprecated feature under Vpro18, maybe when you enable the Batch Stabilize of Focus on Vegas, it still works.
yes sir i know that script... i also have that.. but that is not working on vp18...
I don't know any other free batch stabilisation scripts. I only can recommend the script tool Vegasaur, which has, besides a batch stabilisation, also a lot of other useful tools to speed up editing.
Maybe you could create your own script using program macrogenerator2 or a trial version of macrogenerator3. Have used with edius and vp. The author of program is most helpful if you hit trouble. Google 'macrogenerator.net'
Edit: providing you are prepared to wait until all clips are stabilised it can be achieved. The only problem I can see is that all clips must use the same degree of stabilisation. Time will clearly depend on number of clips involved.