Is there a built in way to set off a Quicktime event when an After Effects job finishes or is this something that requires a custom script?
Hello James,
There is actually an ability to right click a job in the monitor, then choose Scripts, and then Quicktime to make a quicktime job from that. I am sure this could be coded by a skilled programmer to be done in a post task script of some sort. Hope that helps.
Cheers,
you can also use DRAFT!
cb
I was thinking of scripting something but I wanted to make sure there wasn’t functionality already there…time being == to money and all. Draft looks very intriguing though, I’ll have to check it out and maybe go in that direction.
QuickTime Event Plugin example:
thinkboxsoftware.com/deadlin … on_Example
You can just swap out the “identify Nuke” as the PluginJob type to be “AfterEffects” for your use case.
However as Chris mentioned, Draft is way similar. See here for a QuickTime example in just a few lines of Python:
thinkboxsoftware.com/draft-c … ime-movie/
So, you could use the event plugin framework in my first example link above with the Draft QuickTime example from the Draft cookbook example above and you’re sorted