In the Quick Transition dialog box, which option should be activated to apply a transition to all relevant positions?

In the Quick Transition dialog box, which option should be activated to apply a transition to all relevant positions?

• A. Enable the destination video track selector
• B. Activate "Apply to all Transitions (IN -> OUT)"
• C. Deactivate the audio track selector(s)
• D. Set IN and OUT marks for the group of cuts

Answer: (B)

When you want to apply a transition across multiple edits at once, use the Quick Transition dialog’s batch applying option. Activating “Apply to all Transitions (IN -> OUT)” tells the system to take the chosen transition and apply it to every cut that lies between the defined IN and OUT points. This is why it’s the best choice for applying a transition to all relevant positions—it's designed to automate the process across the entire range, ensuring uniform transitions. The other options don’t serve this purpose. The destination video track selector is about choosing which video track the transition sits on, not about applying the transition across multiple edits. Deactivating the audio track selectors affects audio behavior rather than bulk applying video transitions. Setting IN and OUT marks defines the range to consider, but doesn’t actually perform the batch application by itself.

When you want to apply a transition across multiple edits at once, use the Quick Transition dialog’s batch applying option. Activating “Apply to all Transitions (IN -> OUT)” tells the system to take the chosen transition and apply it to every cut that lies between the defined IN and OUT points. This is why it’s the best choice for applying a transition to all relevant positions—it's designed to automate the process across the entire range, ensuring uniform transitions.

The other options don’t serve this purpose. The destination video track selector is about choosing which video track the transition sits on, not about applying the transition across multiple edits. Deactivating the audio track selectors affects audio behavior rather than bulk applying video transitions. Setting IN and OUT marks defines the range to consider, but doesn’t actually perform the batch application by itself.