What term describes the total range of frames accessible via the time slider?

What term describes the total range of frames accessible via the time slider?

• A. Active time segment
• B. Playback range
• C. Time frame range
• D. Preview range

Answer: (A)

Active Time Segment is the range of frames you’ve selected for editing on the timeline. It defines the portion the time slider can traverse while you’re keyframing or tweaking animation, so it represents the frames you can access in one editing pass. You adjust it by dragging the left and right handles on the timeline or by entering start and end times in Time Configuration. This makes it the best fit for describing the total frames accessible via the time slider during your current session. Playback range governs what frames will actually play when you hit Play, but it doesn’t strictly bound where you can scrub on the timeline. The other terms aren’t standard labels for this specific editing-access range.

Active Time Segment is the range of frames you’ve selected for editing on the timeline. It defines the portion the time slider can traverse while you’re keyframing or tweaking animation, so it represents the frames you can access in one editing pass. You adjust it by dragging the left and right handles on the timeline or by entering start and end times in Time Configuration. This makes it the best fit for describing the total frames accessible via the time slider during your current session. Playback range governs what frames will actually play when you hit Play, but it doesn’t strictly bound where you can scrub on the timeline. The other terms aren’t standard labels for this specific editing-access range.