Jog / Shuttle Wheel?

[TJS]

hi!

we are running an HD2 system on windows XP with a command 8. what i need is a good USB jog/shuttle wheel. i'm looking to use this to accurately scrub a tape machine (for example when there is no time to digitise my pictures in).

we bought a ShuttleXpress, but it's pretty poor! does anyone have any experience for example of the JL Cooper MCS3? what i need is something that will scrub at least as well as my old pro control!

or will we just have to get a c|24 or d command which have a jog wheel?

many thanks.

[MorganPost]

If you can find a JLC CS-10 on EBay or Craigs List it has a great scrub/shuttle wheel. Just pop the legacy drivers in the controller folder and you're off to the races.

[Noiz2]

The shuttle pro works well for what it was designed for and in it's price range, but I know what your talking about.

I have two controllers that I would sell you if you like. One is the JLCooper CS-10-2 midi. Nice jog shuttle but more for applications than video tape. I also have a JLCooper CS-1 I think (it's not here at the moment) which is just a jog shuttle and transport keys that connect via 9pin to video decks. This one was connected to my 3/4" Sony. Bother are/ were working fine. I don't use tape anymore and the CS-10 was replaced with a MotorMate.
The Cooper shuttles work really well, nice feel built like a tank. The CS-10 also has faders.

If your interested drop me a line.
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[philper]

JL Cooper "Media Control Station"--there are various versions.

Philip Perkins

[Hearfilm]

I just finally figured out how to get results from my griffin usb powermate.

I set it to use Keypad 1, and Keypad 2 with the preferences set for keypad as transport. I currently have the repeat rate at 7, and it shuttles really nicely. Also have the pushdown set to switch between edit and mix. not bad for $30 or so

http://duc.digidesign.com/showflat.p...c=1&PHPSESSID=

[TJS]

hi!

thanks for all the feedback! - i'm going to try and get hold of a jl cooper mcs3 for a demo!

[ibanman555]

I'm gonna dig this one out of the grave... I am currently trying to get an JL Cooper MCS3-RS232 functioning properly with PT 10. I have it connected to the computer and transmitting data to the supplied 'software' to reconfigure the keys and transport. I've successfully gotten the transport to work, and a few of the buttons, but the shuttle/jog portion has got me stumped. Anyone have any successful experience with this?