Full Extent Zoom, what does it do in the timeline?

Full Extent Zoom, what does it do in the timeline?

• A. Show only the current clip
• B. Zoom to the playhead
• C. Reveal the entire project
• D. Display the full duration of your timeline automatically adjusting the zoom to keep everything in sight

Answer: (D)

Full Extent Zoom adjusts the timeline view so the entire content from the start to the end of the timeline fits onscreen. It automatically scales the horizontal zoom to keep everything visible, including all clips, gaps, and edits, so you get a global view of the entire timeline at once. This is different from zooming to the playhead (which focuses on the current time) or trying to reveal the entire project (which would span beyond the active timeline). The option described fits the full duration of your timeline and auto-adjusts the zoom to keep everything in sight, making it the best choice.

Full Extent Zoom adjusts the timeline view so the entire content from the start to the end of the timeline fits onscreen. It automatically scales the horizontal zoom to keep everything visible, including all clips, gaps, and edits, so you get a global view of the entire timeline at once. This is different from zooming to the playhead (which focuses on the current time) or trying to reveal the entire project (which would span beyond the active timeline). The option described fits the full duration of your timeline and auto-adjusts the zoom to keep everything in sight, making it the best choice.