AVID MC 200 CERTIFICATION EXAM STUDY GUIDE
ACTUAL EXAM COMPLETE QUESTIONS AND
DETAILED ANSWERS|ALREADY GRADED
A video Segment Effect (also called a "Filter") can be applied to Filler
on any track.
True
False Correct Answers True
After editing a Group Clip into your Sequence, how is it possible to tell
the difference between a regular clip and Group Clip?
Group Clips have "(G)" after the clip name
Group Clips are Orange
Group Clips have "[Grp]" after the clip name
There is no visual difference, you must know which are which Correct
Answers Group Clips have "(G)" after the clip name
After you have created a project, you can easily change the project's
Frame Rate (NOTE: this is not discussed in the MC201 book. This
question is testing your general knowledge attained from the MC101
course and your own experience)
True
,False Correct Answers False
After you have entered Color Correction Mode, there is a "tab" of
controls that has the label "HSL." What does HSL stand for?
Harvey, Sam, Larry
Hugh, Saturnalia, Luma
Hue, Saturation, Luminance
Hue, Sample, Laminate
Horizontal, Skew, Lift Correct Answers Hue, Saturation, Luminance
An audio effect known as a "Compressor" would be used for what
purpose?
A Compressor reduces the volume of audio when it exceeds a specified
level (also known as the "Threshold").
A Compressor allows you to fit more Frequencies within the amplitude
by compressing them into smaller sound waves.
A Compressor reduces only the low frequencies.
A Compressor is used to compact the audio signal into a smaller data
stream during export.
,All of the above. Correct Answers A Compressor reduces the volume of
audio when it exceeds a specified level (also known as the "Threshold").
Avid created its own method of compressing video (which is known as a
Codec). Avid named it "DNx." When working in a High Definition
(HD) project, some of the choices for codec (also known as
"Resolution") could be DNxHD 220, DNxHD 145, or DNxHD 36. In
those examples, what does the 220, the 145, and the 36 refer to?
The number of milliseconds required to decompress the video file.
Velocity of a European Swallow accounting for the number of coconuts
it is tasked with carrying, expressed in terms of Miles per coconut
(Mi/c).
The speed of the file transfer, expressed in terms of Kilometers per
second (Km/s).
The data rate of the video, expressed in terms of Megabits per second
(Mb/s).
The weight of the file, expressed as Nanograms per Hard Drive Sector
(Ng/s) Correct Answers The data rate of the video, expressed in terms of
Megabits per second (Mb/s).
Avid describes media as being "Native" when which of the following is
true?
, It was created/shot in the same country that you are editing the project.
It resides inside the MXF folder, which is itself inside the Avid
MediaFiles folder.
It resides in a location on your hard drive of your choosing.
The media is unchanged from the format that the camera created it.
None of the above Correct Answers It resides inside the MXF folder,
which is itself inside the Avid MediaFiles folder.
Avid has set the default of a Project's Audio Sample Rate to 48K. If, for
some very uncommon reason you wanted/needed to change this setting
to 44.1K or 32K, what is the name of the setting category you'd open
and would be able to do this?
Playback Rate Settings
Audio Bit Depth Settings
Audio Project Settings
Max Decibel Adjustment Settings Correct Answers Audio Project
Settings
ACTUAL EXAM COMPLETE QUESTIONS AND
DETAILED ANSWERS|ALREADY GRADED
A video Segment Effect (also called a "Filter") can be applied to Filler
on any track.
True
False Correct Answers True
After editing a Group Clip into your Sequence, how is it possible to tell
the difference between a regular clip and Group Clip?
Group Clips have "(G)" after the clip name
Group Clips are Orange
Group Clips have "[Grp]" after the clip name
There is no visual difference, you must know which are which Correct
Answers Group Clips have "(G)" after the clip name
After you have created a project, you can easily change the project's
Frame Rate (NOTE: this is not discussed in the MC201 book. This
question is testing your general knowledge attained from the MC101
course and your own experience)
True
,False Correct Answers False
After you have entered Color Correction Mode, there is a "tab" of
controls that has the label "HSL." What does HSL stand for?
Harvey, Sam, Larry
Hugh, Saturnalia, Luma
Hue, Saturation, Luminance
Hue, Sample, Laminate
Horizontal, Skew, Lift Correct Answers Hue, Saturation, Luminance
An audio effect known as a "Compressor" would be used for what
purpose?
A Compressor reduces the volume of audio when it exceeds a specified
level (also known as the "Threshold").
A Compressor allows you to fit more Frequencies within the amplitude
by compressing them into smaller sound waves.
A Compressor reduces only the low frequencies.
A Compressor is used to compact the audio signal into a smaller data
stream during export.
,All of the above. Correct Answers A Compressor reduces the volume of
audio when it exceeds a specified level (also known as the "Threshold").
Avid created its own method of compressing video (which is known as a
Codec). Avid named it "DNx." When working in a High Definition
(HD) project, some of the choices for codec (also known as
"Resolution") could be DNxHD 220, DNxHD 145, or DNxHD 36. In
those examples, what does the 220, the 145, and the 36 refer to?
The number of milliseconds required to decompress the video file.
Velocity of a European Swallow accounting for the number of coconuts
it is tasked with carrying, expressed in terms of Miles per coconut
(Mi/c).
The speed of the file transfer, expressed in terms of Kilometers per
second (Km/s).
The data rate of the video, expressed in terms of Megabits per second
(Mb/s).
The weight of the file, expressed as Nanograms per Hard Drive Sector
(Ng/s) Correct Answers The data rate of the video, expressed in terms of
Megabits per second (Mb/s).
Avid describes media as being "Native" when which of the following is
true?
, It was created/shot in the same country that you are editing the project.
It resides inside the MXF folder, which is itself inside the Avid
MediaFiles folder.
It resides in a location on your hard drive of your choosing.
The media is unchanged from the format that the camera created it.
None of the above Correct Answers It resides inside the MXF folder,
which is itself inside the Avid MediaFiles folder.
Avid has set the default of a Project's Audio Sample Rate to 48K. If, for
some very uncommon reason you wanted/needed to change this setting
to 44.1K or 32K, what is the name of the setting category you'd open
and would be able to do this?
Playback Rate Settings
Audio Bit Depth Settings
Audio Project Settings
Max Decibel Adjustment Settings Correct Answers Audio Project
Settings
