Pro Tools 210P Exam Questions With Verified Answers.

Pro Tools 210P Exam Questions With Verified Answers. What's the difference between SYNC HD and SYNC I/O? - answerSYNC HD supports Tri- Level Sync and provides HD reference rate options for syncing with HD video devices. Otherwise, they are the same What is the name of the connector on both the SYNC HD and SYNC I/O that is used to connect blackburst or house sync? - answerVideo Ref In port What is the name of the connector on both the SYNC HD and SYNC I/O that woudl be used to distribute a common clock to multiple HD-series audio interfaces? - answerWith Loop Sync you can connect all Avid Peripherals in a closed loop allowing any peripheral to be the clock master source for the entire system, without requiring any re-cabling. List the most commonly used timecode frame rates for each of the following: NTSC, PAL, Film, Music? - answerNTSC: 23.97 PAL: 25 Film: 24 Music: 30 When changing the Session Start time, what happens to existing audio in your session when you choose the option Maintain Relative Position? - answera global offset will be applied to all clips placed in the session such that all clips remain the same position relative to the previous Session Start time. What Location options are available in the Video Import Options window? - answerSession Start, Song Start, Selection, Spot, and Original Time Stamp (Avid Video Only) What is the Video Engine Rate? - answerThe Video Engine Rate is determined by the frame rate of the first video clip added to the session, and it is the rate that the video plays back at. You must set Pro Tools to be at the same rate by changing your seession timecode rate to match. Where is the Video Engine Rate listed? - answerunder the track name of the main video track What two different video display options are available on the video track in the Edit window? - answerFrames view and Blocks view. could use block view because frames view might take a high video demand on the system (really? LOL, probably not though) How can you tell if a video track is online or offline? - answerOnline and the Video online button (icon with "0" in the track header) will be blue. Offline, it will be grey. How can you toggle a Video Online? - answereither Options > Video Online or CMD+Shift+J How can an Avid video track be distinguished from a QuickTime video track? - answerThere will be an Avid icon 'A' or a Quicktime Icon (Q) in the track header. Can you have both Avid and Quicktime video files on the same video track? - answerYou can have multiple video files on the same video track but they must be of the same video type (Avid or Quicktime, but not both) How can a video track be locked and unlocked? - answerSelect the video track and right click the nameplate, selecting/deselecting LOCKED. How can the Video window be displayed and resized? - answerWindow > Video or press CMD+[9] on the numeric keypad to display the Video window. You can resize the Video window by dragging or right clicking and choosing between half size, actual size, double size, or fit screen. How can you enable scrubbing in the Video window? - answerOptions > Scrub in Video Window What options are available for window resizing when right clicking on the Video Window? - answerHalf Size, Actual Size, Double Size, or Fit Screen List the editing tools that can be used on video tracks. - answerAll of them except TCE Trim and Pencil Tool Editing What type of video can playback but not be edited in the Pro Tools timeline? - answerMPEG-2 video How is video file renaming different from audio file renaming? - answerWhen renaming video files you do not have the option to rename video files on disk. renaming only affects the video clip/s If you select across multiple Audio and Video tracks, what happens when using group, cut, copy or paste commands? - answerYou can group video clips with audio clips or cut, copy, paste audio and video simultanously. Name two beneficial outcomes from using block mode to view video clips? - answer1. cuts down on video card demand 2. allows you to color code video clips for easier navigation in the Video Universe window.