Hello, from my point of view this is doable. I've managed to create non-mixer presets from perl scripts. And i looked at the timeline files which are organised in the same spirit. I think that if your sessions are quite simple you could do it easily by looking what is inside the files after you have created an example project. Then you replicate, and see if timeline can open them. It worked great for my non-mixer files!
you can have a look at my project for inspiration : especially the CreateNonFiles function here : https://github.com/jerash/astrux/blob/master/Mixer.pm and maybe https://github.com/jerash/astrux/blob/master/NonEngine.pm Raphaël 2014-02-17 16:42 UTC+01:00, Lieven Moors <[email protected]>: > Hi, > > Would it be difficult to compact a timeline project, without loading > the project, by writing a bash script? I'm interested in this, because > I'm using git to track my sessions, and I would like to compact my > projects automatically, so I can clean up the unused sources afterwards > (per git commit). > > I might try to write this myself, but I'm not sure how challenging > this task might be... > > Greetings, > > lieven > > >
