Final Cut Pro Certification Practice Test

What default filter setting prevents Rejected clip ranges from appearing in the Browser?

1. Show All

2. Hide Rejected

3. Show Accepted

4. Hide Classified

The correct answer is: Hide Rejected

The correct choice of the default filter setting that prevents Rejected clip ranges from appearing in the Browser is indeed "Hide Rejected." When this setting is applied, any clips that have been marked as Rejected will not be displayed in the Browser view, allowing editors to focus solely on clips that are acceptable for their project. This is particularly useful for streamlining the editing process and ensuring that only the necessary or suitable footage is visible, thus enhancing workflow efficiency. "Hide Rejected" effectively creates a cleaner workspace by filtering out unwanted clips that have been deemed unsuitable for use. Other filter settings, such as "Show All," "Show Accepted," or "Hide Classified," do not provide the same specific functionality to manage rejected clips, as they either display all clips regardless of their status or focus on accepted or classified clips without specifically hiding the rejected ones.