How do you apply an effect to multiple segments?

How do you apply an effect to multiple segments?

• A. In Effect mode or Segment mode, select multiple segments. Then double-click an effect in the Effect Palette
• B. Use the Ripple tool across segments
• C. Copy and paste the effect onto each segment
• D. You cannot apply to multiple segments simultaneously

Answer: (A)

The idea being tested is how to apply the same effect to several clips at once in the timeline. You can do this by selecting multiple segments in either Effect mode or Segment mode, then applying the effect from the Effect Palette. Double-clicking the chosen effect applies it to all the selected segments with the same settings, so every segment receives the effect in one action. This is more efficient than applying the effect individually or using steps like copying and pasting. The Ripple tool isn’t for applying effects across clips, and simply copying and pasting would work but takes more steps, so selecting multiple segments and applying the effect in one go is the best approach.

The idea being tested is how to apply the same effect to several clips at once in the timeline. You can do this by selecting multiple segments in either Effect mode or Segment mode, then applying the effect from the Effect Palette. Double-clicking the chosen effect applies it to all the selected segments with the same settings, so every segment receives the effect in one action. This is more efficient than applying the effect individually or using steps like copying and pasting. The Ripple tool isn’t for applying effects across clips, and simply copying and pasting would work but takes more steps, so selecting multiple segments and applying the effect in one go is the best approach.