How do I get the comments into Final Cut Pro?

Export the XML from Dusken and import it into your Final Cut project. The comments arrive as markers at their exact timecode.

Do my reviewers need a Final Cut license or account?

No. Reviewers open a link and comment in the browser with no account and no app. Only you work in Final Cut.

Can I also export to Premiere or DaVinci Resolve?

Yes. Dusken exports XML for Premiere Pro and an EDL for DaVinci Resolve, plus CSV for any other tool. Same comments, frame-accurate markers, your choice of format.

Export Review to Final Cut Pro

Get your review notes into Final Cut Pro.

Q: Are the markers frame-accurate?

Yes. Markers export at the exact timecode, matched to your sequence frame rate, including drop-frame rates like 29.97 and 59.94.

Q: What about voice-note feedback?

Voice and video notes are transcribed before export, so each marker carries readable text instead of an audio clip.

Collect feedback in Dusken, export XML, and bring it into Final Cut Pro. Comments arrive as markers on the exact frame. No retyping timecodes off a review link.

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At a glance

XML export
Frame-accurate markers
Transcribed feedback
Free reviewers

What you get

Built for the Final Cut workflow.

XML export

Export XML from Dusken to bring comments into Final Cut Pro as markers. No account for your reviewers.

Frame-accurate markers

Markers land at the exact timecode, matched to your sequence frame rate including drop-frame rates like 29.97.

Transcribed feedback

Voice and video notes are transcribed, so each marker reads as text instead of an audio clip.

Free reviewers

Clients review from a link with no account. Reviewers are unlimited and free on every plan.

Markers on the exact frame.

Each comment exports at its timecode, frame-accurate at your sequence frame rate. The note sits on the frame it's about.

No account for your reviewers.

Dusken exports standard XML. Your clients review from a link with no account, no app, and never touch Final Cut.

Voice notes, transcribed.

Voice and video feedback is transcribed before export, so each marker carries readable text instead of an audio clip.

How it works

From Dusken to your Final Cut timeline.

Collect the notes, export XML, import, cut.

Gather feedback

Send a review link. Clients pin comments to the exact frame with text, drawing, or voice. No account needed.

Export XML

Choose the XML export. Dusken matches your sequence frame rate, drop-frame aware, so timecodes line up.

Bring it into Final Cut

Import the XML into your Final Cut project. The comments arrive as markers at their exact timecode.

Cut against the markers

Scan the markers and work each note in place. No second screen, no retyping timecodes.

The shift

What changes with Dusken.

Without Dusken

Review link on one monitor, Final Cut on the other, copying each timecode and note by hand.

With Dusken

Import one XML file. Every comment is a marker on the exact frame, transcribed and ready.

“The client's notes come in as markers at the right timecode. I scan them in Final Cut and cut, instead of pausing a review link every few seconds.”

Final Cut Pro Editor

Why Final Cut editors switch the review step.

Kill the copy-paste

No more retyping timecodes from a review link into markers. Import once and the notes are on your timeline.

Notes you can read

Transcribed voice notes mean you scan markers instead of replaying audio to remember the note.

Clients review free

Reviewers need no account and never count against your bill. Your team pays a flat rate, that's it.

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