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Shuttle Pro - iMovie
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Forum Regular
Join Date: Jun 2001
Location: Portland, OR
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anyone use the Shuttle Pro jogger w/ iMovie/OSX...how well does it work with iMovie...worth getting for editing?
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" I have a SunPCI card for my SunBlade, and Virtual PC for OSX; both of which makes windows what it needs to be.... a killable process." - BJF
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Professional Poster
Join Date: Jan 2000
Location: Near Antietam Creek
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I got one for Xmas, and, yeah, it's worth it. The programmable buttons are actually what make it worth it for me.
I use the mouse with one hand and the Shuttle Pro with the other. You can also use it with other apps; I use it with IE--scrolling with the jog wheel.
I haven't used it with X, though; however, I know the drivers are available.
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Forum Regular
Join Date: Jun 2001
Location: Portland, OR
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what have you programed into the buttons that you thought was particularly useful?
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" I have a SunPCI card for my SunBlade, and Virtual PC for OSX; both of which makes windows what it needs to be.... a killable process." - BJF
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Professional Poster
Join Date: Jan 2000
Location: Near Antietam Creek
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Pretty much anything that uses the command key combo (I use the command+T, "Split at playhead" quite a bit).
I just find using the Shuttle more convenient than keeping a hand on the keyboard, shuffling between the arrow and command keys. It did take some time to get used to (I had edited probably 150 hours of video before using it and had grown accustomed to the keyboard), but once I got in rhythm, it's tough not to use it.
Plus, it makes me feel like a pro. 
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