Where does the "Apply to all Transitions (IN -> OUT)" setting belong?

Where does the "Apply to all Transitions (IN -> OUT)" setting belong?

• A. In the Quick Transition dialog box
• B. In the Effect Palette
• C. In the Sequence Settings
• D. In the Audio Preferences

Answer: (A)

The option to “Apply to all Transitions (IN -> OUT)” lives in the Quick Transition dialog box. This dialog is where you tune the settings of a transition you’ve just added between two clips—things like the type of transition and its duration. The ability to apply those same settings to all transitions from the in point to the out point lets you keep consistency across multiple edits without changing each one individually. The other locations don’t fit because the Effect Palette is used to pick and apply a transition, not to propagate its settings; Sequence Settings control the overall project/frame parameters; and Audio Preferences deal with audio-related options. So the Quick Transition dialog is the right place for this bulk-apply option.

The option to “Apply to all Transitions (IN -> OUT)” lives in the Quick Transition dialog box. This dialog is where you tune the settings of a transition you’ve just added between two clips—things like the type of transition and its duration. The ability to apply those same settings to all transitions from the in point to the out point lets you keep consistency across multiple edits without changing each one individually.

The other locations don’t fit because the Effect Palette is used to pick and apply a transition, not to propagate its settings; Sequence Settings control the overall project/frame parameters; and Audio Preferences deal with audio-related options. So the Quick Transition dialog is the right place for this bulk-apply option.