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Scrolling very jerky in CS6 on Mac

Jul 21, 2012 7:05 PM

Tags: #scrolling #bridge

I'm running Bridge CS6 ver. 5.0.0.399 on a MBP with OS X 10.7.4

 

In earlier versions of Bridge (before CS6) when scrolling in the Folders Panel browser with either a magic mouse or the trackpad (not using the scroll bars) the scrolling was very smoth, moving a line at a time. Now it jumps a seemingly randomly number of lines, making it nearly impossible to accurately scroll to where you need to go without using the scroll bars. Scrolling of actual images within the Content Panel works great. This really needs to be fixed, unless there's an option I missed?

 

Thanks.

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  • Curt Y
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    1. Curt Y,
    Jul 22, 2012 10:35 AM   in reply to wee_ag
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    Not a mac guy, but this function should be governed by the OS and mouse software.  Might try a wired mouse and see it the problem is solved.

     
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  • wee_ag
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    2. wee_ag,
    Jul 22, 2012 6:53 PM   in reply to Curt Y
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    Hmm, good thought - but if it was OS releated, wouldn't the jerkiness happen in other apps? This is the only one I've had issue with

     
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  • Curt Y
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    3. Curt Y,
    Jul 22, 2012 7:11 PM   in reply to wee_ag
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    With computers who knows.

     

    I have seen several posts, at least in windows, were a wireless mouse can cause muliple problems, and work fine in other applications.  So maybe the mouse driver has conflicts with Bridge.  Only what I know to check that is to try a wrired mouse as it is the simplist.

     
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  • wee_ag
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    4. wee_ag,
    Jul 22, 2012 11:05 PM   in reply to Curt Y
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    I'll give it a try and report back. Thanks for the suggestion.

     
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  • MiahScharpe
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    5. MiahScharpe,
    Jul 24, 2012 8:45 AM   in reply to wee_ag
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    anyone figure out if it's the wireless mouse or not!?

     
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  • AllisonGail
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    6. AllisonGail,
    Jul 27, 2012 5:44 PM   in reply to MiahScharpe
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    No still jerky/fast with wired mouse as well.

     
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  • Curt Y
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    7. Curt Y,
    Jul 27, 2012 7:27 PM   in reply to wee_ag
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    wee_ag wrote:

     

    I'm running Bridge CS6 ver. 5.0.0.399 on a MBP with OS X 10.7.4

     

    In earlier versions of Bridge (before CS6) when scrolling in the Folders Panel browser with either a magic mouse or the trackpad (not using the scroll bars) the scrolling was very smoth, moving a line at a time. Now it jumps a seemingly randomly number of lines, making it nearly impossible to accurately scroll to where you need to go without using the scroll bars. Scrolling of actual images within the Content Panel works great. This really needs to be fixed, unless there's an option I missed?

     

    Was hoping a Mac guy would peek in with an opinion.

     

    If you go back to a previous version of Bridge when scrolling was smooth, is it still that way?  Or has that changed also?

     

    Is 10.7.4 called Mountain Lion?  There have been a number of posts here and on Photoshop forum of conficts in how program is running.

     
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  • station_two
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    8. station_two,
    Jul 28, 2012 3:45 AM   in reply to Curt Y
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    Curt Y wrote:

     

    Was hoping a Mac guy would peek in with an opinion…

     

    I had abstained from jumping in because I don't use either a Magic Mouse nor the MacBook's track pad, nor am I running Lion.  I use a wired Apple keyboard and Apple mouse.  No jumpiness here.

     

    Now that AllisonGail reports the same issue with a wire mouse, I'm in a position to report that I don't see the scrolling issue, but then I'm on Snow Leopard 10.6.8. 

     

     

    Curt Y wrote:…

     

    Is 10.7.4 called Mountain Lion?…

     

     

    Nope, 10.7.x is Lion.  Mountain Lion is 10.8.x and it was just released two days ago, so it's at 10.8.0.

     

    If you disregard the number 10 in front of the first dot. Panther was OS X 3, Tiger was 4, Leopard was 5, Snow Leopard was 6, Lion was 7 and Mountain Lion is 8 (released July 25 of this year).  The best three are highlighted in color.

     

    The first three, Cheetah (10.0), Puma (10.1) and Jaguar (10.2) were plain bad.  I'm not getting anywhere near either of the lions either. 

     

    As far as functionality, stability and speed, Tiger is the best OS X for a Power Mac and Snow Leopard the best for an Intel Mac.

     

    Now the names of all Big Cats have been used, even in the more expanded definition of the term. 

     

     

    EDIT:  Now the names of all Big Cats have been used…

     

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  • station_two
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    9. station_two,
    Jul 28, 2012 1:39 AM   in reply to wee_ag
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    Here are some details on my five-year-old Mac lapbook system, on which I do not see the scrolling jumpiness issue:

     

    Name: MacBook (late 2006), manufactured in May of 2007

    Model: mb_late_06

    Model Identifier:          MacBook2,1

     

    Hardware:

    Hardware Overview:

     

      Model Name:          MacBook

      Model Identifier:          MacBook2,1

      Processor Name:          Intel Core 2 Duo

      Processor Speed:          2 GHz

      Number Of Processors:          1

      Total Number Of Cores:          2

      L2 Cache:          4 MB

      Memory:          4 GB

      Bus Speed:          667 MHz

      Boot ROM Version:          MB21.00A5.B07

      SMC Version (system):          1.13f3

      Serial Number (system):          W87180XQWGQ

      Hardware UUID:          00000000-0000-1000-8000-001B631BC56F

      Sudden Motion Sensor:

      State:          Enabled

     

     

    Graphics/Displays:

     

    Intel GMA 950:

     

      Chipset Model:          GMA 950

      Type:          GPU

      Bus:          Built-In

      VRAM (Total):          64 MB of Shared System Memory

      Vendor:          Intel (0x8086)

      Device ID:          0x27a2

      Revision ID:          0x0003

      Displays:

    Color LCD:

      Resolution:          1280 x 800

      Pixel Depth:          32-Bit Color (ARGB8888)

      Mirror:          Off

      Mirror Status:          Hardware Mirror *OFF (CLAMSHELL MODE)

      Online:          Yes

      Built-In:          Yes

    electr22b4:

      Resolution:          1280 x 1024 @ 85 Hz

      Pixel Depth:          32-Bit Color (ARGB8888)  

      Main Display: * ACTING AS SECONDARY DISPLAY

      Driven by DisplayLink / USB Adapter (see below)

      Online:          Yes

      Rotation:          Supported

    DPro 2070SB:

      Resolution:          1280 x 1024 @ 85 Hz

      Depth:          32-bit Color

      Core Image:          Supported

      Main Display: * Yes

      Driven by MacBook's internal Graphics Card

      Mirror:          Off

      Online:          Yes

      Quartz Extreme:      Supported

     

    USB:  USB to DVI/HDMI/VGA Display Adapter

    Driving the Secondary External Monitor through DisplayLink driver

     

    External FireWire 400 hard drive as Photoshop primary scratch disk.

     

    Serial ATA:

    Hitachi HTS541616J9SA00:

     

      Capacity:          160.04 GB (160,041,885,696 bytes)

      Model:          Hitachi HTS541616J9SA00                

      Revision:          SB4AC7CP

      Serial Number:                SB2404SJJ69X3E

      Native Command Queuing:          Yes

      Queue Depth:          32

      Removable Media:          No

      Detachable Drive:          No

      BSD Name:          disk0

      Medium Type:          Rotational

      Partition Map Type:          GPT (GUID Partition Table)

      S.M.A.R.T. status:          Verified

      Volumes:

      Capacity:          209.7 MB (209,715,200 bytes)

      Writable:          Yes

      BSD Name:          disk0s1

    MacBook HD:

      Capacity:          159.7 GB (159,697,911,808 bytes)

      Available:          128.88 GB (128,880,795,648 bytes)

      Writable:          Yes

      File System:          Journaled HFS+

      BSD Name:          disk0s2

      Mount Point:          /

     

    USB Bus:

     

      Host Controller Location:          Built-in USB

      Host Controller Driver:          AppleUSBUHCI

      PCI Device ID:          0x27c8

      PCI Revision ID:          0x0002

      PCI Vendor ID:          0x8086

      Bus Number:          0x1d

     

    Hub in Apple Pro Keyboard:

     

      Product ID:          0x1003

      Vendor ID:          0x05ac  (Apple Inc.)

      Version:           4.10

      Speed:          Up to 12 Mb/sec

      Manufacturer:          Mitsumi Electric

      Location ID:          0x1d100000 / 2

      Current Available (mA):          500

      Current Required (mA):          50

     

    Apple Optical USB Mouse:

     

      Product ID:          0x0306

      Vendor ID:          0x05ac  (Apple Inc.)

      Version:           1.01

      Speed:          Up to 1.5 Mb/sec

      Manufacturer:          Fujitsu Component

      Location ID:          0x1d110000 / 5

      Current Available (mA):          100

      Current Required (mA):          100

     

    Apple Pro Keyboard:

     

      Product ID:          0x020b

      Vendor ID:          0x05ac  (Apple Inc.)

      Version:           4.10

      Speed:          Up to 12 Mb/sec

      Manufacturer:          Mitsumi Electric

      Location ID:          0x1d130000 / 4

      Current Available (mA):          250

      Current Required (mA):          50

     

    Apple Internal Keyboard / Trackpad:

     

      Product ID:          0x021a

      Vendor ID:          0x05ac  (Apple Inc.)

      Version:           0.18

      Speed:          Up to 12 Mb/sec

      Manufacturer:          Apple Computer

      Location ID:          0x1d200000 / 3

      Current Available (mA):          500

      Current Required (mA):          40

     

    USB Bus:

     

      Host Controller Location:          Built-in USB

      Host Controller Driver:          AppleUSBUHCI

      PCI Device ID:          0x27c9

      PCI Revision ID:          0x0002

      PCI Vendor ID:          0x8086

      Bus Number:          0x3d

     

    USB Bus:

     

      Host Controller Location:          Built-in USB

      Host Controller Driver:          AppleUSBUHCI

      PCI Device ID:          0x27ca

      PCI Revision ID:          0x0002

      PCI Vendor ID:          0x8086

      Bus Number:          0x5d

     

    IR Receiver:

     

      Product ID:          0x8240

      Vendor ID:          0x05ac  (Apple Inc.)

      Version:           1.10

      Speed:          Up to 12 Mb/sec

      Manufacturer:          Apple Computer, Inc.

      Location ID:          0x5d200000 / 2

      Current Available (mA):          500

      Current Required (mA):          100

     

    USB Bus:

     

      Host Controller Location:          Built-in USB

      Host Controller Driver:          AppleUSBUHCI

      PCI Device ID:          0x27cb

      PCI Revision ID:          0x0002

      PCI Vendor ID:          0x8086

      Bus Number:          0x7d

     

    Bluetooth USB Host Controller:

     

      Product ID:          0x8205

      Vendor ID:          0x05ac  (Apple Inc.)

      Version:          19.65

      Speed:          Up to 12 Mb/sec

      Manufacturer:          Apple Inc.

      Location ID:          0x7d100000 / 2

      Current Available (mA):          500

      Current Required (mA):          0

     

     

    Photoshop 13.0 ("CS6")

     

    External FireWire 400 hard drive as Photoshop primary scratch disk.

     

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  • natsirt_a
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    10. natsirt_a,
    Aug 1, 2012 12:57 PM   in reply to station_two
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    Read this article, i have problems specially with audition and premiere but it seems to be adobe who have the problems and not Apple.

     

    http://www.pulptopixels.com/2011/05/11/make-your-magic-mouse-play-nice -with-adobe-apps/

     

    Try other apps, i can scroll px by px in opera but not in photoshop.

     

     

    i will try this

    http://www.instructables.com/id/Computer-scroll-wheel-bearings-version /

     

    but if you have money try this

    http://retail.contourdesign.com/?/products/5

     
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