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137 ADOBE PREMIERE 5.0
User Guide
The Monitor window controllers also include a jog tread and a shuttle slider . The shuttle
slider is slightly easier to understand—the slider marks the position of a frame relative to
the beginning and end of the clip (in the Source view) or Timeline (in the Program view).
However, because the shuttle slider is a fixed width, it is less precise with long clips or
programs. The jog tread is helpful in these cases, because you can navigate finer increments
of a clip or program than with the shuttle slider.
To jog or shuttle through frames:
Do one of the following:
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Click the shuttle slider at the time position you want.
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Drag the shuttle slider to the time position you want.
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Drag the jog tread left or right, past the edge of the controller if necessary, until you reach
the frame you want. If you drag the cursor to the edge of the screen without reaching the end
of the clip or program, you can continue from the same time position by starting another drag
from the jog tread.
If you are trying to find a frame and you know its approximate location within a clip,
start by clicking the shuttle slider in the general location of the frame and then drag the
jog tread to look carefully in that area.
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