Disabling a clip temporarily removes it from which feature?

Disabling a clip temporarily removes it from which feature?

• A. Export queue
• B. Timeline playback
• C. Media pool
• D. Preview monitor

Answer: (B)

Disabling a clip is about whether it participates in the timeline’s playback. When you disable it, Resolve ignores that part of the timeline during playback, so nothing from that clip appears in the program/preview while you scrub or play the timeline. The clip stays in place in the timeline and in the Media Pool, so you can re-enable it later to bring it back into playback. This is a quick way to audition edits without deleting anything. The other options aren’t about what plays in the timeline: the export queue relates to rendering, the media pool is just the library of source clips, and the preview monitor shows the timeline output—where the effect of disabling is most directly observed in the playback.

Disabling a clip is about whether it participates in the timeline’s playback. When you disable it, Resolve ignores that part of the timeline during playback, so nothing from that clip appears in the program/preview while you scrub or play the timeline. The clip stays in place in the timeline and in the Media Pool, so you can re-enable it later to bring it back into playback. This is a quick way to audition edits without deleting anything. The other options aren’t about what plays in the timeline: the export queue relates to rendering, the media pool is just the library of source clips, and the preview monitor shows the timeline output—where the effect of disabling is most directly observed in the playback.