Help with scroll on timeline with Mx master 3s

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April 4, 2024
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Hello everyone, I recently purchased a Macbook and I'm facing problems with the timeline on my Premiere Pro, I'm using a Logitech MX Master 3s mouse, and when I scroll a single time, it's very huge, this situation is very sad, I don't know how To solve it, I already tried looking in the mouse settings on the Mac, but it didn't help, in other places the scroll is OK, except in Premiere where it is huge even though I'm very smooth, can anyone help me? I'll be very grateful

I hope it wasn't confusing, I used the translator.

During seconds 0:05 to 0:10 I used the trackpad so you can see how I would like the mouse experience to be.

Video link: https://youtu.be/nH7oCRql0bk

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Axel3413939854hh

Participant

How do you zoom in the timeline?? And how are you moving it horintoally???

Okan Toktaş

Participant

I was having a similar problem. I both made Smooth Scroll from the Timeline section in the settings and turned the Scrolling Speed to 30% via Logi Option's. I found the number by experimenting.

This solved my problem and I hope it solves your problem too.

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wadie_3064

Participant

Please, I bought the Logitech Mx Master 3S and I spécial use it on Mac for illustrator projectors. Can you give me the best settings (Mac settings mouse and logi+ option settings)?

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T - Sal

Community Expert

Hello,

Open the Control Panel by searching for it in the Windows search bar.
In the Control Panel, navigate to "Hardware and Sound" and then click on "Mouse."
In the Mouse Properties window, go to the "Wheel" tab.
Adjust the "Vertical/Horizontal Scrolling" option to set the desired scroll speed. Lower values will result in finer (slower) scrolling.
By adjusting the mouse wheel scroll speed in the Windows settings, you can fine-tune the scrolling behavior to better suit your preferences in applications like Adobe Premiere Pro.

Additionally, within Premiere Pro itself, you can access timeline preferences by following these steps:

Go to the "Edit" menu in Adobe Premiere Pro.
Select "Preferences" and then choose "Timeline" from the submenu.
In the Timeline preferences window, you can adjust settings such as "Timeline Playback Auto-Scrolling" from "Page Scrolling" to "Smooth Scrolling".
This setting adjustment could provide a smoother scrolling experience in the timeline.

Thank you for bringing this to our attention!