What feature is disabled when using Slip Mode?

In Slip Mode, the defining characteristic is that it allows for the free movement of clips within the timeline without constraining their placement to specific locations or markers. When this mode is active, users can drag clips to any position on the timeline at will, thus disabling any restrictions on where the clips can be placed. This feature provides maximum flexibility in arranging and editing tracks.

By contrast, other options present certain editing features or behaviors that are not disabled in Slip Mode. For instance, clips can still be trimmed, overlapping clips can occur, and other editing functions can still operate without setting specific constraints. However, the fundamental principle of Slip Mode is the liberation from any restrictions regarding the time placement of clips, allowing for dynamic adjustments and creative freedom.