Linked selection keeps what connected during edits?

Linked selection keeps what connected during edits?

• A. Timecode linked
• B. Clips linked by color
• C. Video and audio connected during edits
• D. Tracks synchronized

Answer: (C)

Linked Selection keeps video and audio connected during edits, so the two streams stay in sync as a single unit. When this is enabled, selecting, cutting, moving, or trimming a clip affects both its video and audio together, preserving their alignment on the timeline. If you disable it, you can edit video and audio separately, which can cause the audio to become out of sync with the video. This option is specifically about tying the clip’s video and audio together, not about timecode, color labeling, or track structure.

Linked Selection keeps video and audio connected during edits, so the two streams stay in sync as a single unit. When this is enabled, selecting, cutting, moving, or trimming a clip affects both its video and audio together, preserving their alignment on the timeline. If you disable it, you can edit video and audio separately, which can cause the audio to become out of sync with the video. This option is specifically about tying the clip’s video and audio together, not about timecode, color labeling, or track structure.