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Happyotterhelp HappyOtterHelp 20 Sept 2021 HappyOtterHelp Table of Contents 1. Introduction .................................................................................................................................... 4 2. EULA ................................................................................................................................................ 4 3. Installation ...................................................................................................................................... 6 4. Licensing ........................................................................................................................................ 10 5. Toolbars ........................................................................................................................................ 14 5.1 OtterInfoBar ............................................................................................................................ 15 5.2 OtterBar .................................................................................................................................. 20 5.3 OtterControl ............................................................................................................................ 23 5.4 OtterMenu .............................................................................................................................. 23 5.5 OtterNavBar ............................................................................................................................ 23 6. Tools .............................................................................................................................................. 25 6.1 AudioSyncR ............................................................................................................................. 26 6.2 AudioTrim ............................................................................................................................... 32 6.3 AviDub ..................................................................................................................................... 37 6.3.1 Deshaker Parameters ....................................................................................................... 49 6.4 BatchRender ........................................................................................................................... 51 6.5 DeshakerRedux ....................................................................................................................... 52 6.5.1 AdvancedOptions ............................................................................................................. 59 6.5.2 CreateMask ...................................................................................................................... 60 6.5.3 CropResize........................................................................................................................ 61 6.6 EventDucker ............................................................................................................................ 62 6.7 ExternalApps ........................................................................................................................... 65 6.8 FileInfo .................................................................................................................................... 66 6.9 FileNamingSetup ..................................................................................................................... 67 6.10 FrameFixer ............................................................................................................................ 69 6.11 FxAssist .................................................................................................................................. 74 6.12 GoToFile ................................................................................................................................ 79 6.13 ImportAssist .......................................................................................................................... 79 6.14 KwikPreview .......................................................................................................................... 89 1 HappyOtterHelp 6.15 KwikProxy .............................................................................................................................. 91 6.16 KwikZoom ............................................................................................................................. 95 6.17 LaunchColorCop .................................................................................................................... 97 6.18 LaunchHelp ........................................................................................................................... 97 6.19 LoudToOpacity ...................................................................................................................... 99 6.20 MediaFinder ........................................................................................................................ 101 6.21 MediaRenamer ................................................................................................................... 110 6.22 MediaReplacer .................................................................................................................... 113 6.23 OpenAudioEditor ................................................................................................................ 113 6.24 OpenPhotoEditor ................................................................................................................ 114 6.25 ProxyAssist .......................................................................................................................... 115 6.26 ProxySwitch ......................................................................................................................... 121 6.27 OtterPlay ............................................................................................................................. 121 6.28 OtterReset ........................................................................................................................... 124 6.29 RenderEvents ...................................................................................................................... 124 6.30 RenderPlus .......................................................................................................................... 133 6.30.1 RenderPlus Encoder Settings ....................................................................................... 143 6.30.2 Avisynth Filter Settings ................................................................................................ 146 6.30.3 Crop Resize Settings ..................................................................................................... 149 6.31 SmartVideoTrim .................................................................................................................. 150 6.32 SpeedRamp ......................................................................................................................... 154 6.33 ThemeDesigner ................................................................................................................... 157 6.34 ToolFileSetup ...................................................................................................................... 160 7. Render Templates ....................................................................................................................... 162 7.1 Vegas Render Templates ...................................................................................................... 162 7.2 X264 Render Templates ........................................................................................................ 165 8. Third Party Tools ......................................................................................................................... 168 8.1 Avisynth Plus ......................................................................................................................... 168 8.2 DebugMode FrameServer ..................................................................................................... 168 8.3 Deshaker ............................................................................................................................... 168 8.4 FFmpeg .................................................................................................................................. 169 8.5 Miscellaneous Tools .............................................................................................................. 169 2 HappyOtterHelp 8.6 UtVideo Codec ...................................................................................................................... 169 8.7 VirtualDub2 ........................................................................................................................... 169 3 HappyOtterHelp 1. Introduction HappyOtterScripts (HOS) is a collection of plugins and scripts designed to assist the Vegas Pro editor by streamlining his workflow and providing easy access to high quality, open source encoders and video filters. While many of these tools have been available for quite some time, they have remained pretty much in the domain of "techies and tinkerers". HOS attempts to make these tools available for use by the average Vegas editor. HOS supports direct frameserving from the Vegas
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