What is loop playback useful for?

• A. Snapping to timeline
• B. Reviewing sections repeatedly
• C. Adjusting volume over time
• D. Organize editing notes

Answer: (B)

Loop playback lets you review sections repeatedly so you can scrutinize timing, pacing, and edits without having to restart manually each time. By marking an in and out point around a portion and turning on loop, the playback continuously repeats that region. This makes it much easier to spot subtle issues—like a jump cut, a timing mismatch between audio and video, or a color/grade that doesn’t hold up under repeated viewing—and to fine-tune details until the segment feels right. It isn’t about snapping to the timeline, adjusting volume over time, or organizing notes—those are different tasks. Looping focuses attention on a specific portion until you’re satisfied with its continuity.