Question

question 6 of 20 why are proxy files typically easier to edit with than original video files? they are uncompressed. they use the mp3 audio codec. they have smaller frame sizes and lower file sizes. they are stored in the cloud. they use rgb instead of yuv color space.

Explanation:

Proxy files are simplified versions of original video files designed for smoother editing. Smaller frame sizes and reduced file sizes mean less processing power is required to manipulate them, making editing faster and more responsive compared to large, high-resolution original files. The other options are incorrect: proxy files are compressed (not uncompressed), they use video codecs (not just MP3 audio), storage location (cloud) does not affect editability directly, and they often use YUV color space like original files.

Answer:

They have smaller frame sizes and lower file sizes.