Which of the following actions will snap to the head of a segment?

Snapping to the head of a segment is an essential function in AVID Media Composer that allows editors to precisely align clips and manage their timeline with accuracy. The action that enables this snapping is using CTRL + left click the mouse. When this command is performed, it allows users to move the cursor and snap to the nearest edit point or segment head, which facilitates quick adjustments without the risk of misalignment.

This functionality is crucial for maintaining timing and synchronization in editing projects. The implementation of CTRL + left click gives the editor control over their editing process, ensuring that they can effortlessly and accurately position elements within the timeline.

Other options, while they may perform useful functions, do not specifically facilitate this snapping action. For example, right-clicking on the segment may bring up additional context menus but won’t aid in snapping to the head. Similarly, SHIFT + drag would typically involve moving segments while maintaining alignment with other clips, and double-clicking the timeline typically opens configuration options or properties but does not engage with clip heads directly in this snapping context.