Conforming an XML Timeline

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During project migration, what is a translation error?
- An inconsistency that appears in a reconstructed timeline that comes from a different application.
- An incorrect labelling of imported clips in the media bin due to issues with the file structure.
- An incorrect linking of audio tracks for foreign language versions due to missing translation metadata.
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When reconstructing a timeline from a different editing application, it is recommended to compare the imported timeline to a preview render created by the other application. How do you call that preview video?
- Offline Reference
- Online Reference
- Master Reference
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When loading an XML file, why would you opt to “Ignore file extensions when matching”?
- To load clips from a different media format (for example to switch between lower quality offline formats and the high quality online format for grading).
- To load XML files on Windows that were created without the *.xml extension under Mac or linux.
- To import XML files created by some legacy editing applications that do not consider file extensions.
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What does File > Reconform from Bins allow you to do?
- Change the source media of a timeline based on a bin in the media pool.
- Change the source media for all clips in a media bin based on a disk folder.
- Change the timecode for all media in a bin to conform with the current timeline starting point (e.g., change from 00:00:00.00 to 01:00:00.00).
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Where do you activate DaVinci YRGB Color Management?
- Project Settings -> Color Management -> Color Science
- Project Settings -> Master Settings -> Color
- DaVinci Resolve User Preferences -> Color -> Color Management
- DaVinci Resolve System Preferences -> General -> Color Science
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