Play selected channel solo in VSE?
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Is it possible to play a channel solo in the VSE, through a shortcut or python? I mean like ex. hide/mute all unselected channels?
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Is it possible to play a channel solo in the VSE, through a shortcut or python? I mean like ex. hide/mute all unselected channels?
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I don't think so, though it could be possible a python script that mutes unselected channels, and back.
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Is it possible to play a channel solo in the VSE, through a shortcut or python? I mean like ex. hide/mute all unselected channels?
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tintwotin
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Is it possible to play a channel solo in the VSE, through a shortcut or python? I mean like ex. hide/mute all unselected channels?
scripting video-sequence-editor
scripting video-sequence-editor
asked Sep 17 at 5:14
tintwotin
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asked Sep 17 at 5:14
tintwotin
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asked Sep 17 at 5:14
tintwotin
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asked Sep 17 at 5:14
tintwotin
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asked Sep 17 at 5:14
tintwotin
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I don't think so, though it could be possible a python script that mutes unselected channels, and back.
– m.ardito
Sep 17 at 6:21
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I don't think so, though it could be possible a python script that mutes unselected channels, and back.
– m.ardito
Sep 17 at 6:21
I don't think so, though it could be possible a python script that mutes unselected channels, and back.
– m.ardito
Sep 17 at 6:21
I don't think so, though it could be possible a python script that mutes unselected channels, and back.
– m.ardito
Sep 17 at 6:21
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You can solo a track/channel by choosing anything other than 0 in the preview window.
A track higher shows...
You cannot render out this way however. Also there's an issue with alpha, you can still see below the strips with a crop or other kind of Alpha over enabled. See the cropped image below, you can see the track beneath it.
However if you select all of the strips in that channel and group them together using Ctrl-G key, then the new Metastrip is produced with no alpha over enabled.
answered Sep 17 at 9:24
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No way to natively hide/mute channels. Only strips:
'H' & 'Alt+H' will mute/hide & unmute/unhide a strip.
'Shift+H & 'Shift + Alt + H" the same, but inverts selection.
However, this add-on can mute/hide entire channels:
https://github.com/venomgfx/addonitos/blob/master/space_sequencer_channel_tools.py
answered Sep 17 at 7:33
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2 Answers
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2 Answers
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active
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active
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You can solo a track/channel by choosing anything other than 0 in the preview window.
A track higher shows...
You cannot render out this way however. Also there's an issue with alpha, you can still see below the strips with a crop or other kind of Alpha over enabled. See the cropped image below, you can see the track beneath it.
However if you select all of the strips in that channel and group them together using Ctrl-G key, then the new Metastrip is produced with no alpha over enabled.
answered Sep 17 at 9:24
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You can solo a track/channel by choosing anything other than 0 in the preview window.
A track higher shows...
You cannot render out this way however. Also there's an issue with alpha, you can still see below the strips with a crop or other kind of Alpha over enabled. See the cropped image below, you can see the track beneath it.
However if you select all of the strips in that channel and group them together using Ctrl-G key, then the new Metastrip is produced with no alpha over enabled.
answered Sep 17 at 9:24
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up vote
2
down vote
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up vote
2
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You can solo a track/channel by choosing anything other than 0 in the preview window.
A track higher shows...
You cannot render out this way however. Also there's an issue with alpha, you can still see below the strips with a crop or other kind of Alpha over enabled. See the cropped image below, you can see the track beneath it.
However if you select all of the strips in that channel and group them together using Ctrl-G key, then the new Metastrip is produced with no alpha over enabled.
answered Sep 17 at 9:24
3pointedit
7,20911234
You can solo a track/channel by choosing anything other than 0 in the preview window.
A track higher shows...
You cannot render out this way however. Also there's an issue with alpha, you can still see below the strips with a crop or other kind of Alpha over enabled. See the cropped image below, you can see the track beneath it.
However if you select all of the strips in that channel and group them together using Ctrl-G key, then the new Metastrip is produced with no alpha over enabled.
answered Sep 17 at 9:24
3pointedit
7,20911234
answered Sep 17 at 9:24
3pointedit
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answered Sep 17 at 9:24
3pointedit
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answered Sep 17 at 9:24
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No way to natively hide/mute channels. Only strips:
'H' & 'Alt+H' will mute/hide & unmute/unhide a strip.
'Shift+H & 'Shift + Alt + H" the same, but inverts selection.
However, this add-on can mute/hide entire channels:
https://github.com/venomgfx/addonitos/blob/master/space_sequencer_channel_tools.py
answered Sep 17 at 7:33
tintwotin
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No way to natively hide/mute channels. Only strips:
'H' & 'Alt+H' will mute/hide & unmute/unhide a strip.
'Shift+H & 'Shift + Alt + H" the same, but inverts selection.
However, this add-on can mute/hide entire channels:
https://github.com/venomgfx/addonitos/blob/master/space_sequencer_channel_tools.py
answered Sep 17 at 7:33
tintwotin
129110
add a comment |Â
up vote
2
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up vote
2
down vote
No way to natively hide/mute channels. Only strips:
'H' & 'Alt+H' will mute/hide & unmute/unhide a strip.
'Shift+H & 'Shift + Alt + H" the same, but inverts selection.
However, this add-on can mute/hide entire channels:
https://github.com/venomgfx/addonitos/blob/master/space_sequencer_channel_tools.py
answered Sep 17 at 7:33
tintwotin
129110
No way to natively hide/mute channels. Only strips:
'H' & 'Alt+H' will mute/hide & unmute/unhide a strip.
'Shift+H & 'Shift + Alt + H" the same, but inverts selection.
However, this add-on can mute/hide entire channels:
https://github.com/venomgfx/addonitos/blob/master/space_sequencer_channel_tools.py
answered Sep 17 at 7:33
tintwotin
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answered Sep 17 at 7:33
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answered Sep 17 at 7:33
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I don't think so, though it could be possible a python script that mutes unselected channels, and back.
– m.ardito
Sep 17 at 6:21