After a dose of caffeine I had a couple of script ideas relating to prerenders.
1. Promote prerender to track: Seems like it could be useful fo the able to promote your prerenders to an actual full featured track
2. Consolidate tracks: Sometimes people render to a new track rather than prerender. The problem with this is that it creates lots of tracks. A script that could consolidate two tracks might be handy. It ought to be able to ask you which tracks to use, which track to copy everything to, maybe allow you to rename the track, and then show you a list of all the overlaps that will be created with some choices to resolve them. That last part could get complex but the first step might be to show you where the overlaps will occur and give you an option not to move the clip. Also implies that you could choose whether or not to delete the old track if it's empty.
3. Convert selected clips to nested project: Something Vegas ought to have been able to do when nested Veg files were first introduced.
Rob Mack
1. Promote prerender to track: Seems like it could be useful fo the able to promote your prerenders to an actual full featured track
2. Consolidate tracks: Sometimes people render to a new track rather than prerender. The problem with this is that it creates lots of tracks. A script that could consolidate two tracks might be handy. It ought to be able to ask you which tracks to use, which track to copy everything to, maybe allow you to rename the track, and then show you a list of all the overlaps that will be created with some choices to resolve them. That last part could get complex but the first step might be to show you where the overlaps will occur and give you an option not to move the clip. Also implies that you could choose whether or not to delete the old track if it's empty.
3. Convert selected clips to nested project: Something Vegas ought to have been able to do when nested Veg files were first introduced.
Rob Mack