Which three output options are available when exporting video in Adobe Premiere Pro?

When exporting video in Adobe Premiere Pro, the correct output options include an entire sequence, audio only, and video only. Exporting the entire sequence allows you to render the complete timeline as a video file, preserving all elements such as clips, transitions, and effects. The option to export audio only is useful for when you need to extract just the sound component, perhaps for use in another project or for audio editing purposes, without the accompanying visuals. Similarly, exporting video only lets you capture the video part of your project, excluding any audio tracks.

The other choices do not accurately represent the types of output options available in Premiere Pro. For instance, while project settings are crucial for editing, they are not direct options for exporting media. Captions can indeed be exported, but the selection does not encapsulate the primary export types. Frame export and exporting specific audio tracks or video clips are more specialized options and do not cover the standard outputs directly applicable to a complete project export.