Comment on a video frame, a video range, or a PDF page
With the Comment tool on, click a video's frame or timeline for a frame comment, drag along the timeline for a time range, or click a PDF to comment on the page you are viewing.
Comment on a single video frame
- Pause the video on the frame you want (or play to it).
- Click Comment in the toolbar or press K.
- Click on the video picture, or click a point on the strip below the video's timeline.
- Type your comment and press Enter.
The comment shows the exact frame as a timecode chip (hours:minutes:seconds:frames, for example 00:01:12:08). Its avatar appears on the strip under the timeline at that point.
Comment on a range of a video
- Turn on the Comment tool (K) with the video visible.
- Drag along the strip below the timeline from the start to the end of the part you want. The video scrubs as you drag. The hint Drag to create a range appears at the bottom of the video.
- Type your comment and press Enter.
The chip shows the range as start - end. On the timeline, the range appears as your avatar at the start and a line to the end. Open the comment to drag its handles and adjust the start or end.
Find and play video comments
- Click an avatar on the timeline strip, or a comment pin, to jump the video to that frame (or to the start of the range) and open the comment.
- A comment pin on the video picture only shows while playback is on its frame or inside its range.
- When several people comment on the same frame, their avatars are grouped. Click the group to open the comments side by side.
Comment on a PDF page
- Go to the page you want in the PDF.
- Turn on the Comment tool (K) and click on the PDF.
- Type your comment and press Enter.
The comment shows a Page N chip. Its pin only shows while the PDF is on that page. Clicking the comment in the Comments panel turns the PDF to that page.
Good to know
- You can remove the timecode or page chip before posting if you want a general comment on the item instead.
- Mentions, attachments, emoji, flags, and voice notes work the same on video and PDF comments.
- A drawing added with Annotation on a video comment is tied to that frame.
- Who can comment: the room owner and people with Can edit or Can review access.
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