the multiple choice settings in "Frequency" I am not sure myself, but it has something to do with releasing the key being send Later you may find that this might be used to implement some kind of stop message.
The function "Shuttle in left/right n" would not be used in this case. Each transition from n to n+1 would need to give a message to increase the speed, each transition from n to n-1 would give a message to decrease the speed. The left side of the ring can do the same but reversing the direction of the video. The centre position could stop the video. Just assume that you use the shuttle to control the speed of a video, a transition to the right could increase the speed, a transition to the left could decrease the speed, both on the right side of the ring. A transition is a change from on position to the next position. The shuttle ring has 15 positions, one in the centre, on the left numbered 1 to 7, on the right numbered 1 to 7. The shuttle is the ring that you can turn but jumps back when you release it.
Contour shuttle pro v2 how to#
This is very simple but sometimes difficult to understand how to use. In particular I don't understand the concepts named in the kind of It is very important to understand the concept of focus, which means what display element will receive the messages. (Almost) Anything that can be done with the keyboard and some with the mouse, however LR is sometimes difficult and not everything can be done. I don't get what is feasible vs what will never be, even with the right notions of customization. Now click on the icon and it will show which application setting is active, if this is not Lightroom then you will have to change the application settings by opening the control panel to select the lightroom settings and attach this to the lightroom exe file. If some other program is shown in the foreground it means that you caused the focus to change by clicking somewhere else. This means that Lightroom is in the foreground and will receive the messages send by the shuttle.
This should give a message "Lightroom.exe has the focus". The first thing you must do is start Lightroom and then point (do not click) the mouse on the Shuttle Control icon. It can be difficult at first but when you get to understand the concept it can be very usable. The ShuttlePro is a versatile input device, something like a programmable keyboard. (If it is an intelligence testing devise then I can't even be scored since I even spent long time searching my brain, web and YouTube to no near sufficient understanding.) ShuttlePro V2 (bought second-hand) and LR-CC 9.2.1 on Win10.
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