Which feature keeps video and audio connected during edits?

Which feature keeps video and audio connected during edits?

• A. Linked selection
• B. Unlinking clips
• C. Dragging to a new track
• D. Sorting by date

Answer: (A)

Keeping video and audio in sync during edits relies on linking their selections. When Linked Selection is on, selecting a video clip also selects its audio counterpart, and moving or trimming one part moves the other as a unit. This ensures the two remain synchronized as you edit, drop it into the timeline, or rearrange segments. If you turn this off, video and audio can be edited separately, risking desynchronization. Other options don’t address the relationship between the audio and video themselves: unlinking breaks the connection, dragging to a new track changes placement but not the maintained link, and sorting by date has no effect on how the clips stay paired.

Keeping video and audio in sync during edits relies on linking their selections. When Linked Selection is on, selecting a video clip also selects its audio counterpart, and moving or trimming one part moves the other as a unit. This ensures the two remain synchronized as you edit, drop it into the timeline, or rearrange segments. If you turn this off, video and audio can be edited separately, risking desynchronization. Other options don’t address the relationship between the audio and video themselves: unlinking breaks the connection, dragging to a new track changes placement but not the maintained link, and sorting by date has no effect on how the clips stay paired.