NOT a Frame View?

NOT a Frame View?

• A. Text View Mode
• B. Frame View Mode
• C. Script View Mode
• D. Audio View

Answer: (D)

Viewing modes in Avid MC determine how you see your material and how you navigate it for editing. Frame View Mode is the setting that shows the video frames themselves, letting you scrub and edit with frame-precision and line up cuts exactly at a specific frame. The option that is not a Frame View is Audio View, because it centers on audio data—waveforms, levels, and audio-only adjustments—rather than the video frames. When you’re working to time edits precisely on the picture, Frame View is the right choice; when you’re shaping the audio, you switch to Audio View to work with the waveform and audio controls. Text View Mode and Script View Mode relate to information tied to frames (like metadata or script cues), and they support frame-aware workflows, but they aren’t about displaying the video frames themselves in the same way.

Viewing modes in Avid MC determine how you see your material and how you navigate it for editing. Frame View Mode is the setting that shows the video frames themselves, letting you scrub and edit with frame-precision and line up cuts exactly at a specific frame.

The option that is not a Frame View is Audio View, because it centers on audio data—waveforms, levels, and audio-only adjustments—rather than the video frames. When you’re working to time edits precisely on the picture, Frame View is the right choice; when you’re shaping the audio, you switch to Audio View to work with the waveform and audio controls. Text View Mode and Script View Mode relate to information tied to frames (like metadata or script cues), and they support frame-aware workflows, but they aren’t about displaying the video frames themselves in the same way.