That could be possible. Your php page could create a file on your server, something like "myparams.txt" and then in your script, #include it. be sure your text file looks something like that: option1 = "value1"; option2 = "value2"; etc so your script can use these varia...

I use it because i have nothing else to use exept notepad. But the only specific feature i use is the anchor to run it directly into AE.

It sounds terrific. I'll looking forward the release !

I've had this problem often, and this is a design flow i guess. AE doesn't warn you when you launch a script from a script if there is an error in the script, it just does nothing. I recommand you testing and working on your script within Extended Toolscript. You can link it to AE with the small anc...

For our non french friends, i'd like to add that "Paramètre glissière" is our translated version of "slider".

I don't know if a script already exist for this, but it is possible, and might not be hard to do.

Hi everyone, up to now, i've had no problem in using this bit of code to read the content of a file and store it line by line in an array. var j = 0; var fileOK = XmlFile.open("r","XML","???"); if (fileOK){ var F_TXT = ""; while (!XmlFile.eof){ L_TXT = XmlFile...

Hi Foudou,

whould you mind posting an exerpt of your code (mostly for your second problem) so we can see what went wrong with your script ?

Are each scene on a different layer ?

I'm gonna quote Mylenium on the Adobe AE Help Comment: The binary data is a temporary solution until the full internal data structure can be fleshed out as human-readable. There are no examples yet, but you may wish to keep an eye on the Developer Center for After Effects (http://www.adobe.com/devne...

I thought that mac was using only CR ("\r") for a new line.

I'm actually writing a tutorial about this. I'll post here when it will be online, around middle of april if all goes well.

AME stands for Adobe Media Encoder, the batch encoding app that is delivered with Ppro and After Effects.

You houldn't have any problem, it should be an easy script.

But why wouldn't you use AME, drag & drop your QT and batch convert them there ?

well the idea would be to add a marker where you want your stretch effect to start, for each layer.

Then in the script, for each layer, you tell it to go the first marker of your layer then use it's current time as the starting time of your stretch. That might do the trick.