How would you update the User Timestamp for a clip?

How would you update the User Timestamp for a clip?

• A. After selecting the desired clips, choose Time Stamp from the clip list menu or right-click the clip and select from the pop-up; in the dialog, specify a new value.
• B. The User Timestamp can be updated only by deleting the clip and re-importing it.
• C. You must perform a software reset to apply a new User Timestamp.
• D. The timestamp updates automatically whenever the clip is moved on the timeline.

Answer: (A)

Updating the User Timestamp is about editing the clip’s metadata, not its position on the timeline. To set a new value, select the desired clips and use the Time Stamp option from the clip list menu, or right-click the clip and choose Time Stamp from the pop-up. In the dialog that appears, enter the new timestamp value (such as a SMPTE or sample-based time). This changes the stored timestamp without moving the clip itself on the timeline. It doesn’t require deleting/re-importing the clip or performing a reset. Also, moving the clip on the timeline does not automatically update this user-defined value.

Updating the User Timestamp is about editing the clip’s metadata, not its position on the timeline. To set a new value, select the desired clips and use the Time Stamp option from the clip list menu, or right-click the clip and choose Time Stamp from the pop-up. In the dialog that appears, enter the new timestamp value (such as a SMPTE or sample-based time). This changes the stored timestamp without moving the clip itself on the timeline. It doesn’t require deleting/re-importing the clip or performing a reset. Also, moving the clip on the timeline does not automatically update this user-defined value.