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Posted by skoom on Sep-23-2007 13:04:

CDJ1000MK3 [2.20] Loop Adjust

Hey Guys,

I had a question for anyone with a CDJ1000MK3 (FW 2.20)...

When editing the start and end loop positions, does the player act the same? Mine allows me to edit the end point as much as I want, though the start point it only allows me to edit about half a second each way, I was wondering if this was normal behaviour?

A few replies would assist as i'd be asking to swap the unit if this was incorrect behaviour - if not I think this is very weird (does anyone else agree?)

Thanks

Posted by DiscoStew on Sep-23-2007 14:34:

Not sure if that's typical behavior, but you should be able to cue the start point within half a second on your own anyway, so I'm not sure why you'd need more.

Posted by nchs09 on Sep-23-2007 17:01:

Re: CDJ1000MK3 [2.20] Loop Adjust

quote:
Originally posted by skoom
Hey Guys,

I had a question for anyone with a CDJ1000MK3 (FW 2.20)...

When editing the start and end loop positions, does the player act the same? Mine allows me to edit the end point as much as I want, though the start point it only allows me to edit about half a second each way, I was wondering if this was normal behaviour?

A few replies would assist as i'd be asking to swap the unit if this was incorrect behaviour - if not I think this is very weird (does anyone else agree?)

Thanks
they both act the same on mine..... end point and begging points are precise.

Posted by Jarvmeister on Sep-23-2007 17:41:

I think my outs and ins behave in the same way too, but I don't have access to them right now.

Perhaps reinstal the firmware? Not sure if that can be done. If it can do it!

Posted by skoom on Sep-23-2007 22:19:

Re: Re: CDJ1000MK3 [2.20] Loop Adjust

quote:
Originally posted by nchs09
they both act the same on mine..... end point and begging points are precise.

oh, mine are precise aswell, to the frame, though it only lets me go as far back as half a second, and as far forward as half a second, unlike the end point, which is also by the frame, though it can be modified as far forward as i like, and as far backward as the start point+1frame

Posted by skoom on Sep-23-2007 22:52:

quote:
Originally posted by DJChrisB
Not sure if that's typical behavior, but you should be able to cue the start point within half a second on your own anyway, so I'm not sure why you'd need more.

I can cue within half a second, that has nothing to do with anything I mentioned in my post. I don't think I said 'I need this function as I often miss the start cue point'.

I'm here to work out if I have a defective product, or if this normal behavior.