Which types of video files can be imported into Pro Tools?

The correct choice indicates that Pro Tools can import video files primarily in Quicktime and Avid Video formats. Quicktime is a widely accepted video format that Pro Tools has utilized for seamless integration of video editing and audio post-production, offering extensive compatibility with various codecs and settings. Avid Video files, as part of the Avid ecosystem, are specifically designed to work within applications like Pro Tools and Avid Media Composer, ensuring high performance and quality when working on audio for video projects.

Options involving AVI and MOV are incorrect, as while MOV is a Quicktime format and compatible, AVI is not natively supported in Pro Tools. MP4 and MKV formats are also not typically utilized in Pro Tools for audio post-production, since they often present additional complexities or limitations in terms of editing audio alongside video. Lastly, JPEG and PNG are image formats, not video files, and therefore cannot be imported for video editing purposes within Pro Tools. This distinction reinforces the importance of understanding specific file types that align with Pro Tools’ capabilities for effective workflow in audio and video projects.