MC110 Exam Questions and Correct Answers

MC110 Exam Questions and Correct Answers From which menu can you open the Source Browser? - ANSWER File input source browser, or right click bin input source browser In the Source Browser, how can you mark a Folder as Favorite? - ANSWER Select the star icon in the upper left How can you remove a folder from the favorites list in the source browser? - ANSWER Click the star button again Which button enables the source browser to display a file folder as a media volume? - ANSWER View file folder as media volume button Name two settings that affect how files are imported to Media Composer. - ANSWER Import settings: control how avid does or does not modify the image AND media creation settings: control size, resolution, and format of media file Which setting will resize a large photograph during import to avoid distorting it? - ANSWER Resize image to fit format raster Which function will copy a media file, without recompressing it? - ANSWER consolidate Which function will convert a media file, modifying its codec and/or frame rate? - ANSWER transcode Name three reasons you might want to consolidate or transcode linked media to Avid Native Media. - ANSWER 1. transcode converts linked media to native avid mxf for better performance. 2. transcode can covert any linked file. 3. consolidate is faster, but only works on avid native codec What is a subclip? How do you create one? What does its icon look like? - ANSWER Subclips are used to divide portions of one clip into smaller clips.You can create one by loading a master clip in the source monitor, creating in and outs, then drag the clip icon from the source monitor's clip name menu and drop it anywhere in the bin. Alternatively, click and drag directly from the source monitor to the destination bin.The icon looks like. A smaller version of the master clip icon. Why would you create a subclip? - ANSWER - To isolate important sound bites from an interview - to separate good cutaway shots- to separate clean room tone - to separate individual takes (if the director resets)