<p>The UI part you are looking for is called (depending on your locale, and local film industry) the shuttle, or jogger.</p>

<p>I don't know if Premiere supports the exact same graphical control.</p>

<p><strong>However</strong> using the [J] [K] and [L] keys on your keyboard lets you:</p>

<p>[J] / [L] move backward / forward (moves fast for each press of the same button; moves slower in the same direction when pressing the opposite)</p>

<p>[K] Stops playback</p>

<p>Using these keys, you can shuttle around footage in the same manner as you previously used your mouse the the GUI interface.</p>

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OK, thanks. That sounds useful. I'll give it a try. I'll not mark this as the answer just yet to go others the chance in case this ui element does exist.
Roaders
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<p>I have just upgraded from Premier Elements to Premier Pr CC.</p>

<p>Premier Elements had a slider under the video playback area that allowed you to playback the video at different speeds or backwards. I found this really useful for looking for a certain bit in the video. It allowed you to quickly zoom to roughly the right bit of the video and then find the specific frame.</p>

<p>Does such a thing exist in Premier Pro? I've not been able to find it anywhere.</p>

<p>Thanks</p>

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Premier Elements "Time Slider" in Premier Pro
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# Premier Elements "Time Slider" in Premier Pro

(Asked by: username_0 on 2015-03-28)

I have just upgraded from Premier Elements to Premier Pr CC.

Premier Elements had a slider under the video playback area that allowed you to playback the video at different speeds or backwards. I found this really useful for looking for a certain bit in the video. It allowed you to quickly zoom to roughly the right bit of the video and then find the specific frame.

Does such a thing exist in Premier Pro? I've not been able to find it anywhere.

Thanks

**Tags:** premiere, premiere-elements


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## 1 answers

### Answer by username_1 on 2015-03-28. Score: 0 | Accepted answer

The UI part you are looking for is called (depending on your locale, and local film industry) the shuttle, or jogger.

I don't know if Premiere supports the exact same graphical control.

**However** using the [J] [K] and [L] keys on your keyboard lets you:

[J] / [L] move backward / forward (moves fast for each press of the same button; moves slower in the same direction when pressing the opposite)

[K] Stops playback

Using these keys, you can shuttle around footage in the same manner as you previously used your mouse the the GUI interface.

> **Comments:**
> **username_0**: OK, thanks. That sounds useful. I'll give it a try. I'll not mark this as the answer just yet to go others the chance in case this ui element does exist.  

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