Which button marks a clip?

Which button marks a clip?

• A. ] [ (Mark Clip)
• B. Clear Both Marks
• C. Transition Manipulation
• D. Trim Mode

Answer: (A)

Marking a clip designates the entire source asset for easy reference and use. The button with the bracket symbol marks the entire duration of the clip currently in the Source monitor, so you treat the whole clip as one unit rather than just a portion. This differs from setting in/out points, which defines a specific subrange within the clip. By marking the clip, you can quickly select, log, or apply actions to the whole asset. The other options clear marks, adjust transitions, or switch to trimming mode, which aren’t about marking the entire clip.

Marking a clip designates the entire source asset for easy reference and use. The button with the bracket symbol marks the entire duration of the clip currently in the Source monitor, so you treat the whole clip as one unit rather than just a portion. This differs from setting in/out points, which defines a specific subrange within the clip. By marking the clip, you can quickly select, log, or apply actions to the whole asset. The other options clear marks, adjust transitions, or switch to trimming mode, which aren’t about marking the entire clip.