[SOLVED] CDJ 2000NSX - problem with wheel search

are you talking about fast forwarding through a track?

nope, just regular back or front spin...for example when you look for a  beat, it will not move any direction....

Are the files VBR vs CBR? with VBR files any decks like this will have a hard time "keeping up"

even at CD this problem exists....when I press pause the noise is like you will do slip mode at 1/32...the other two deck are OK.

im so confused on what your problem is and I apologize. Seems you have 2 issues from what I read, the last comment though sounds like stuttering when you hit pause? if so you are in CDJ mode which is normal, you must be in VINYL mode if you do not want to stutter cue

if this is not it, can you shoot a video with your phone or something, upload it to youtube and put here so we can see what you are talking about. Thanks

Yes I am aware of stuttering at CDJ, but this situation is happening at VINYL mode which is very odd. I am not able to post the video but imagine that you have a loaded track from recordbox and its playing, then I try to turn left/right wheel to set the beat grid and does not move...it flashes NEEDLE sign but the track does not move at all.  Even when I turn wheel to adjust speed of a track it does not reflect my changes....

When I use << or >> with wheel it does goes fast forward....

and the two knobs on the top right "vinyl speed adjust" touch and release are all the way to the left so they are not effecting any changes?

i lost you here

then I try to turn left/right wheel to set the beat grid and does not move.

are you turning the jog wheel as if to scratch or the scroll knob at the top right to adjust a beat grid? you wouldnt turn use the jog wheel to adjust a beat grid

Is the platter in CDJ or VINYL mode?

Pulse, He had written above it happens in Vinyl too

Yes I am aware of stuttering at CDJ, but this situation is happening at VINYL mode which is very odd.

@Jacek > In this case, I would advise you to contact technical support as it seems like the unit may need to be taken in for repair.