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To verify that the SYNC I/O is communicating properly with the Pro Tools software, you would click on the "Synchronization" tab in the peripherals dialog. This tab is specifically designed to handle synchronization settings and ensure proper communication between the SYNC I/O and the Pro Tools software. It allows users to configure and control synchronization settings such as timecode, clock source, and sample rate. By clicking on this tab, users can check and adjust the synchronization settings to ensure that the SYNC I/O is properly communicating with the Pro Tools software.

User timestamps can be changed because they are created and modified by the user. On the other hand, original timestamps are system-generated and cannot be altered by the user. Therefore, the correct answer is "User Timestamps only."

The correct answer is DigiSerial port. The Sync I/O or Sync HD must be connected to the computer's DigiSerial port because these devices use a digital serial connection to communicate with the computer. The DigiSerial port allows for fast and accurate data transfer between the Sync I/O or Sync HD and the computer, ensuring proper synchronization and timing for audio and video production.

Blackburst or house sync is a type of video reference signal used in Pro Tools. It is used to synchronize audio and video signals in post-production workflows. By using the blackburst or house sync signal as a reference, Pro Tools can ensure that the audio is perfectly aligned with the corresponding video footage. Therefore, the correct answer is Video Reference.

The most common international film frame rate is 24 FPS. This frame rate is widely used in the film industry because it provides a smooth and natural motion to the footage. It is also the standard frame rate for cinema projection, ensuring compatibility and consistency across different theaters. Additionally, 24 FPS is often preferred for its aesthetic appeal, as it can create a cinematic and visually pleasing look.

RS-422 is the correct answer because it is the technical specification name for a 9-pin connector. RS-422 is a standard for serial communication that specifies the electrical and functional characteristics of a balanced data transmission line, allowing for high-speed data transfer over long distances. RS-420, RS-432, RS-442, and RS-222 are not valid technical specification names for a 9-pin connector.

The blue button containing the circle is known as the "Online Button" because it is used to indicate that a person or device is currently connected to the internet or available for communication. The circle symbolizes the state of being online, and pressing the button may toggle the online status.

The most common video frame rate for most European countries is 25 FPS. This frame rate is commonly used in European television broadcasting and is also compatible with the PAL video format, which is used in many European countries. It provides a smooth and natural motion for video content, making it a popular choice for European audiences.

The most common video frame rate for North America is 29.97 FPS. This frame rate is commonly used for television broadcasting in the region. It is a standard frame rate for NTSC (National Television System Committee) video format, which is widely used in North America. The frame rate of 29.97 FPS is chosen to match the power grid frequency of 60 Hz in the region, which helps to prevent interference and flickering on television screens.

Blackburst or house sync is a type of video synchronization signal that is used to ensure that all video devices in a production are running at the same frame rate and timecode. In Pro Tools, this signal is referred to as "Video Reference." It is important to have a stable and accurate video reference to ensure that audio and video stay in sync during editing and post-production processes.

A resolved system refers to a system where all sync devices are synchronized and working together using the same common clock and positional references. In such a system, all devices are in sync and operate in a coordinated manner, ensuring accurate playback or recording. The term "resolved" implies that any potential conflicts or discrepancies between devices have been resolved, resulting in a cohesive and reliable system.

The correct answer is "Eject Tape" because all the other options mentioned have specific shortcut keys associated with them in machine control. However, "Eject Tape" does not have a dedicated shortcut key, meaning it cannot be accessed directly through a keyboard shortcut.

To access the Spot command shown below, you would use a right-click shortcut. This means that you would right-click on the screen or object where the Spot command is located, and a menu will appear with the option to select the Spot command. This shortcut allows for quick and easy access to the command without having to navigate through menus or use other keyboard shortcuts.

In the View > Region menu, all the options mentioned appear except for "Tape Source". This means that "Tape Source" is not one of the available options in the View > Region menu.

To verify that the SYNC I/O is communicating properly with the Pro Tools software, you would click on the "Synchronization" tab in the Peripherals dialog. This tab is specifically designed to handle synchronization settings and configurations, allowing users to ensure that the SYNC I/O device is properly connected and communicating with the Pro Tools software. By clicking on this tab, users can access various synchronization options and settings to troubleshoot any communication issues and ensure smooth operation between the hardware and software components.

The correct answer is COM Port. Macintosh Pro Tools systems do not support the use of COM Ports for 9-Pin Machine Control connections.

The Sync I/O does not contain the S/PDIF In/Out connectors. The Sync I/O is a device used for synchronizing audio and video equipment. It includes connectors such as Video Ref In/Out, 01-SYNC I/O MTC Out, LTC In/Out, and Word Clock In/Out. S/PDIF is a digital audio interface commonly used for consumer audio equipment, but it is not included in the Sync I/O.

The Spot dialog allows users to specify the time scale for audio editing. The available time scales in the Spot dialog are Min:Secs, Timecode, Feet+Frames, and Samples. Absolute Time is not an available time scale in the Spot dialog.

The Avoption|XL is NOT an officially supported nonlinear video hardware option for Pro Tools HD-series systems. This means that Pro Tools HD-series systems do not support the Avoption|XL as a valid video hardware option.

The correct answer is "Enable / Disable Remote Control". This option does not have a machine control shortcut key. Machine control shortcut keys are used to quickly access specific functions or commands in a software or system. The other options listed in the question have machine control shortcut keys associated with them.

The correct answer is SDI because SDI (Serial Digital Interface) is a type of video connector commonly used in professional video production. Avid Mojo is a video capture and output device, and it does not have an SDI connector on its rear panel. However, it does have connectors for S-Video In/Out, Composite Video In/Out, Audio In/Out, and DV In/Out.

You can remove a sync point by using any of the given options except by choosing "Edit > Remove Sync Point".

The correct answer is LTC. LTC stands for Linear Timecode, which is a form of timecode used in professional audio and video production. It is not a transport option in the Machine Transport pop-up menu in Pro Tools Machine Control. The other options listed (Pro Tools, Machine, MMC, Remote) are all valid transport options in the menu.

The given options provide different methods for toggling between Pro Tools and Machine Transport option. Option + Backslash (Mac) is not a valid method for toggling between Pro Tools and Machine Transport option.

To accurately capture timecode from external timecode sources within Pro Tools, you should use VITC (Vertical Interval Timecode) and enable "Use serial timecode for positional reference." VITC is a method of embedding timecode information within the vertical blanking interval of a video signal, allowing for accurate synchronization. Enabling "Use serial timecode for positional reference" ensures that Pro Tools uses the incoming timecode as the positional reference for the session. Therefore, both options A (Use VITC) and C (enable "Use serial timecode for positional reference") are correct.

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The Avid Mojo SDI has the input for Serial Digital, which is not available on the regular Avid Mojo. The other inputs listed (S-Video, Composite, Component, AES/EBU) may be available on both devices, but only the Avid Mojo SDI specifically has the Serial Digital input.

Avid Mojo does not support the video resolution 10:1.