To get you started, there is a script template preinstalled with VideoSyncPro Studio.
▪Navigate to the folder C:\Users\Public\Documents\Mangold VideoSyncPro Studio Data\Scripts.
▪Open the file ScriptTemplate.txt in your favorite text editor.
Note: VideoSyncPro Studio accepts *.txt and *.MIScript file names for Action Scripts
Script Template
The content of this script is easy to read, if you made yourself familiar with the Scripting Commands explained in the previous topic:
[Header]
english = <button text>
deutsch = <Tastentext>
[Description]
english =
deutsch =
[Commands]
PTZ.CallPreset = <Preset name>
MMPlayer.CloseAll = <MMPlayer name>
MMPlayer.ShowCamera = <MMPlayer name>, <Source name>
▪Chose Save as... and save a copy of this file using a descriptive name before you start editing it.
▪Make sure this location is selected: ..\Public\Documents\Mangold VideoSyncPro Studio Data\Scripts
▪Save your script and make sure you know its purpose based on the name you entered.
This script is now available from the generic Scripting 
menu.
For easy access AND for use from within the Remote Observer, we recommend to assign any Scenario-related Action Scripts directly to that Scenario:
If the Action Script should be available during recording:
▪Move or copy the script file to the Recording folder to the generic Scripts folder.
▪Drag the file into the sub-folder that corresponds with the name of the Scenario it belongs to:
..\Public\Documents\Mangold VideoSyncPro Studio Data\Scripts\Recording\<My Scenario Name>
If the Action Script should be available during Debriefing:
▪Move or copy the script file to the Debriefing folder to the generic Scripts folder.
▪Drag the file into the sub-folder that corresponds with the name of the Scenario it belongs to:
..\Public\Documents\Mangold VideoSyncPro Studio Data\Scripts\Debriefing\<My Scenario Name>