What can timeline markers be used to do?

• A. Automatically align clips
• B. Playback position
• C. Clip content without changing length
• D. Organize editing notes

Answer: (D)

Markers on the timeline act as annotated waypoints for your edit. They let you place notes at exact frames, color-code them, and quickly jump to key moments. This makes it easy to organize editing notes—mark where to cut, where a sound or effect should start, where to insert a transition, or where a beat lands. The notes and colors help you and collaborators understand decisions without changing the actual media or timing of clips. They aren’t about automatically aligning clips or altering playback, or about changing clip content; they’re a planning and communication tool that keeps your edit organized and referenceable.