If you have In and Out markers set on the Timeline, what does the Source Range default to when you export your video?

If you have In and Out markers set on the Timeline, what does the Source Range default to when you export your video?

• A. Entire Timeline
• B. Custom
• C. Work Area
• D. Entire Sequence

Answer: (B)

Source Range controls what portion of your timeline gets exported. Even with In and Out markers on the Timeline, the export dialog treats the range as a separate setting. The default option is Custom, which means Premiere Pro isn’t automatically tying the export to your In/Out marks—you’re expected to choose or adjust the exact frames you want. This gives you precise control: if you want exactly the region between In and Out, switch to In to Out; otherwise you can export the entire sequence or the work area as needed. The key idea is that markers guide editing, but the export range is defined by the Source Range choice, and Custom is the starting point.

Source Range controls what portion of your timeline gets exported. Even with In and Out markers on the Timeline, the export dialog treats the range as a separate setting. The default option is Custom, which means Premiere Pro isn’t automatically tying the export to your In/Out marks—you’re expected to choose or adjust the exact frames you want. This gives you precise control: if you want exactly the region between In and Out, switch to In to Out; otherwise you can export the entire sequence or the work area as needed. The key idea is that markers guide editing, but the export range is defined by the Source Range choice, and Custom is the starting point.