Which button activates Transition Manipulation?

Which button activates Transition Manipulation?

• A. Quick Transition
• B. [ /o/ ] (Transition Manipulation)
• C. Mark Clip
• D. Trim Mode

Answer: (B)

The key idea is recognizing the control that enables you to edit how a transition behaves between two clips. The button labeled Transition Manipulation turns on a dedicated mode for fine-tuning transitions. When this mode is active, you can grab the transition’s handles to lengthen or shorten it, adjust its timing, and shape how the video and audio fades occur between the clips. This gives precise control over how the cut feels without moving the edit points themselves. Other functions serve different tasks: Quick Transition creates a transition between clips, Mark Clip is for placing reference marks, and Trim Mode is for adjusting the edit point timing. So the button that activates Transition Manipulation is the one labeled Transition Manipulation.

The key idea is recognizing the control that enables you to edit how a transition behaves between two clips. The button labeled Transition Manipulation turns on a dedicated mode for fine-tuning transitions. When this mode is active, you can grab the transition’s handles to lengthen or shorten it, adjust its timing, and shape how the video and audio fades occur between the clips. This gives precise control over how the cut feels without moving the edit points themselves.

Other functions serve different tasks: Quick Transition creates a transition between clips, Mark Clip is for placing reference marks, and Trim Mode is for adjusting the edit point timing. So the button that activates Transition Manipulation is the one labeled Transition Manipulation.