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Clip Notes prefixes your comment with the current reviewer name and timecode automatically. You can add your
own comment at the same frame as other reviewers; this is especially useful for responding to questions entered in
the comment field of a marker.
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When you finish adding comments, click the Export button. The comment file is an XFDF file. (When this file is
imported into After Effects or Premiere Pro by the person who initiated the review, the comments appear as
markers.)
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If prompted by your e-mail client software (such as Microsoft Outlook), edit and send the e-mail message that
has your Clip Notes comments file attached.
Note: You are prompted by your e-mail client software if an e-mail address was specified in the Return Comments To
field, when the Clip Notes PDF was created.
Import Clip Notes comments
Imported Clip Notes comments appear as sequence markers. If you import more than one Clip Notes PDF file,
comments located in the same frame appear in a single marker, with each subsequent comment starting on a new
line in the Marker dialog box.
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Select a sequence in the Timeline panel and choose File
> Import Clip Notes Comments.
2
Select the file containing comments you want to import, and click Open. Clip Notes comments files use the .xfdf
file extension.
Each comment becomes a marker in the corresponding sequence’s time ruler. Double-click a sequence marker to
view its comments. (See “
Avoid changing the sequence that is being reviewed until you have imported all Clip Notes comments related to it.
If you edit the sequence after you export a Clip Notes PDF file, but before importing the completed comments, the
comments will not appear at the proper points in the sequence.
Exporting to DVD, Blu-ray disc, or CD
About exporting to DVD, Blu-ray disc, or CD
You can export sequences or portions of sequences in files formatted for authoring and burning CDs, videoCDs,
DVDs, and Blu-ray discs. Alternately, you can export to Encore for authoring DVDs with menus, or direct burning
to disc without menus. For a video on exporting to Adobe Encore, see
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See also
Creating DVDs using Adobe Premiere Pro and Adobe Encore
A DVD primer
April 1, 2008