Premiere Pro Scripting - Lumetri Apply Match

[robertd57372090]

Many apologies as I am not anything close to a developer, so sorry if this is hard to parse.

I am working on a script in Adobe Premiere that can export video frames as .png at 5 second intervals to a folder being watched by a machine learning script, import the results of the machine learning and apply a Lumetri color match keyframe between the original clip and the machine learning result at the corresponding interval.

Documentation for this seems incredibly sparse compared to After Effects and Photoshop, but through some investigating I have figured out how to do everything except push the button in Lumetri to 'Apply Match.' I'm pretty certain that the button is component[70] as component[69] is the checkbox for face detection (Confirmed with scripting to change the boolean value), even though neither [69] or [70] have a displayName for some reason. Component[71] shows as the next property down for HDR White, so I feel like [70] is what I'm looking for. Running getValue() on [70] returns 'true,' but setting the value to false does nothing.

How can I activate apply match programatically? If this is not currently possible, will some similar functionality ever be implemented? I've used the script listener for photoshop to programatically apply effects that usually require a user to click the apply button (or something similar), why can't something similar work in Premiere? Finally, are there any plans to make scripting for Premiere more acessible without an advanced computer science degree?

Thanks so much for the help!

[robertd57372090]

Sorry again, I meant properties[69] and properties[70] above for face detection and what I believe to be Apple Match, respectively.

[Bruce Bullis · Accepted solution]

There's no API that allows you to activate apply match. I'll have a look, to see whether there are any other ways to accomplish this...