What indicates Track-Based Real-Time Properties versus Clip-Based Real-Time Properties on clips?

What indicates Track-Based Real-Time Properties versus Clip-Based Real-Time Properties on clips?

• A. Track-Based ‘T’ and Clip-Based ‘R’
• B. Track-Based ‘R’ and Clip-Based ‘T’
• C. Both use ‘T’
• D. Both use ‘R’

Answer: (A)

Real-Time Properties can be applied at two scopes: the track level or the clip level. The symbol on a clip shows which scope is in use. A T means the property is track-based, so the setting applies to all clips on that track. An R means the property is clip-based, so the setting is stored with that individual clip and can differ from other clips on the same track. This distinction lets you quickly see whether changes will affect the whole track or just a single clip.

Real-Time Properties can be applied at two scopes: the track level or the clip level. The symbol on a clip shows which scope is in use. A T means the property is track-based, so the setting applies to all clips on that track. An R means the property is clip-based, so the setting is stored with that individual clip and can differ from other clips on the same track. This distinction lets you quickly see whether changes will affect the whole track or just a single clip.