The most direct and standard method to align clips in the Adobe Premiere Pro timeline using their audio is to first select the relevant clips. Then, by right-clicking on the selection, the user can access the context-sensitive menu, which contains the "Synchronize" command. In the subsequent dialog box, selecting "Audio" as the synchronization point instructs Premiere Pro to analyze the audio waveforms of the selected clips and automatically shift them on the timeline to match each other, thus correcting the sync issue.

B. 'Multi-Camera Audio Follows Video' is a setting for a multi-camera source sequence that dictates audio behavior when switching video angles, it does not perform the initial synchronization.

C. The 'Synchronize' command is not located in the Timeline panel's main menu (often called the "hamburger" menu); this is an incorrect menu path for the function.

D. The 'Synchronize' command is located in the main 'Clip' menu, not the 'Sequence' menu. This option describes an incorrect menu navigation path to access the feature.

1. Adobe Premiere Pro User Guide. (n.d.). Synchronize audio and video clips in Premiere Pro. Adobe Help Center. Retrieved from https://helpx.adobe.com/premiere-pro/using/synchronize-audio-video-clips.html

Section: Synchronize clips in a Timeline panel. The documentation states

"Select the clips you want to synchronize in the Timeline panel... Right-click (Windows) or Control-click (macOS) the selected clips and choose Synchronize from the context menu... In the Synchronize Clips dialog box

select Audio and click OK." This directly supports the workflow described in option A.

2. Adobe Premiere Pro User Guide. (n.d.). Create a multi-camera source sequence in Premiere Pro. Adobe Help Center. Retrieved from https://helpx.adobe.com/premiere-pro/using/create-multi-camera-source-sequence.html

Section: Create a multi-camera source sequence using a sequence. This guide

while focused on multi-camera sequences

details the underlying synchronization process. It confirms the method: "Select the clips in the Timeline... Right-click (Windows) or Control-click (macOS) on the selected clips and select Synchronize." This reinforces that right-clicking is the primary method in the timeline. It also clarifies that the 'Synchronize' command is not in the 'Sequence' menu.