Avid Media Composer Software Quiz: Test!
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- 1.What are the three different bin views?
- A.
Text, Frame, Summary
- B.
Text, Frame, Script
- C.
Icon, Script, Frame
- D.
Folder, Bin, Text
- 2.The G and T keys are the keyboard shortcuts used to mark IN and OUT points in a clip.
- A.
True
- B.
False
- 3.What keyboard shortcut is the spacebar?
- A.
Play/stop
- B.
Fast forward
- C.
Open selected bins
- D.
Open clip in Source moniter
- 4.What does it mean if an open bin has an asterisk next to the bin name?
- A.
The bin was imported from another project
- B.
The bin is in Frame view
- C.
The bin contains sequences and clips
- D.
The bin has unsaved changes
- 5.What is the maximum number of clips listed in the Clip Name menu?
- A.
10
- B.
20
- C.
30
- 6.Which of the Project's window's panes allows you to change user, site or project settings within Media Composer?
- A.
Format
- B.
Preferences
- C.
Settings
- D.
System
- 7.The Toggle Source/Record in Timeline button needs to be on to see a source audio clip in the Timeline.
- A.
True
- B.
False
- 8.How do you change the representative frame of a clip in Frame view?
- A.
Play the clip in the bin and stop at the frame you want to use
- B.
Press R to set the new representative frame
- C.
Play the clip in the source monitor; whatever frame you pause it on will automatically update the representative frame
- D.
Ctrl+click (Windows) or Command-click (Mac) the clip in the bin when you play to the frame you want to use
- 9.Where are clips stored in the Media Composer interface?
- A.
In folders in the Project window's Bin pane
- B.
In the Root level of the Project window's Bins pane
- C.
In the Project window's Clips pane
- D.
In bins in the Project window's Bins pane
- 10.Which windows are showing by default in the Source/Record Editing workspace?
- A.
Composer window
- B.
Timeline window
- C.
Project window
- D.
Media window
- 11.In which can you import media files?
- A.
Composer, Source monitor
- B.
Timeline
- C.
Project window, Bins tab
- D.
An open bin
- 12.What two moniters are included in the Composer window?
- A.
Record monitor and Timeline monitor
- B.
Project monitor and Source monitor
- C.
Source monitor and Record monitor
- D.
Timeline monitor and Source monitor
- 13.What is the difference between importing and linking through AMA?
- A.
Importing coverts files to MFX; AMA linking leaves files on a media drive in original format
- B.
AMA linking converts to MXF; importing leaves files on a media drive in original format
- 14.Which button is used to perform an overwrite edit?
- A.
Red horizontal arrow
- B.
Yellow horizontal arrow
- 15.Why is the position indicator green in the image at the top of the next page?
- A.
The Timeline is currently displaying the Source monitor clip
- B.
The position indicator is playing a clip
- C.
The position indicator is paused
- D.
Because of user settings
- 16.Which buttons are the Splice-in and Extract buttons?
- A.
Up yellow arrow
- B.
Horizontal red arrow
- C.
Up red arrow
- D.
Horizontal yellow arrow
- 17.A clip can only be played in the Source monitor.
- A.
True
- B.
False
- 18.Where can you find the raster dimensions of the current project?
- A.
File menu
- B.
Console
- C.
Project window
- D.
Timeline
- 19.How does AMA work with Media Composer?
- A.
Plug-in architecture
- B.
Separate application
- C.
Embedded media metadata
- D.
It doesn't work with Media Composer
- 20.What is AMA?
- A.
Average Media Account
- B.
Avid Media Access
- C.
Access Media Aide
- D.
Avid Media Aid
- 21.What type of edit is most similar to top and tail trimming?
- A.
Extract
- B.
Lift
- C.
Splice-In
- D.
Overwrite
- 22.If a bin from another project is opened in your current project, where will you find the bin in the Project window?
- A.
Bins pane, Open bins
- B.
Bins pane, Trash
- C.
Bins pane, any open bin
- D.
Bins pane, Other bins
- 23.What is the Media Composer feature used to copy media from the project to a specified location?
- A.
Consolidate
- B.
Comediate
- C.
Copy
- D.
Convert and Copy
- 24.How do you create a sub clip?
- A.
Press Alt+S (Windows) or Option+S (Mac)
- B.
Ctrl-click the source monitor and choose Make subclip
- C.
Drag the clip icon from the Source monitor to a bin
- D.
Choose File> Make subclip
- 25.You can drag a clip to the Timeline and release it as either an overwrite or splice-in edit depending on where the pointer is when you release the clip in the Timeline.
- A.
True
- B.
False
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