I'd promised this a very long time ago but I've finally pulled the finger out and got it in a form where I can send it to anyone who wants a copy.
It's pretty basic stuff but it does show how a 3rd party app can create an EDL that can be read by Vegas. Clealry much more could be done, hopefully it'll inspire someone.
All this thing does is let you define a sequence of stills, their sequence and duration. During export to the EDL.txt file it adds the file extension (e.g. ".jpg") and the full path to the files. Note a limitation here, all images have to reside in the same folder and have the same extension.
To use this you'll need Access 2000 or later, there's a small Word doc of instructions that comes with it. All zipped up it's just over 1MB. If you'd like a copy please email me and I'll email it back to you. My email address can be found under my profile.
Bob.
It's pretty basic stuff but it does show how a 3rd party app can create an EDL that can be read by Vegas. Clealry much more could be done, hopefully it'll inspire someone.
All this thing does is let you define a sequence of stills, their sequence and duration. During export to the EDL.txt file it adds the file extension (e.g. ".jpg") and the full path to the files. Note a limitation here, all images have to reside in the same folder and have the same extension.
To use this you'll need Access 2000 or later, there's a small Word doc of instructions that comes with it. All zipped up it's just over 1MB. If you'd like a copy please email me and I'll email it back to you. My email address can be found under my profile.
Bob.