Review notes that land in your timeline.
Collect feedback in Dusken, then export every comment as timeline markers. Open the file in Premiere Pro or DaVinci Resolve and cut against the notes. No retyping timecodes.
At a glance
- EDL for DaVinci Resolve
- XML for Premiere Pro
- CSV for everything else
- Transcribed voice notes
What you get
What the export gives you.
EDL for DaVinci Resolve
Export a CMX3600 EDL and import it so comments land as timeline markers at frame-accurate timecode, drop-frame aware.
XML for Premiere Pro
Export XML and import it in Premiere. Comments arrive as sequence markers on the exact frame, no manual timecode entry.
CSV for everything else
Need a spreadsheet or a different tool? Export every comment with its timecode and author as CSV.
Transcribed voice notes
Voice and video feedback is auto-transcribed, so the marker text is readable instead of a clip you have to play back.
Markers on the exact frame.
Every comment exports at its timecode, frame-accurate at your sequence frame rate. The note sits on the frame it's about, not three seconds off.
Open standards, no plugin.
Dusken writes EDL and XML that any compatible NLE reads. No panel to install, no account for your editor, no Adobe ecosystem required.
Voice notes, already text.
Reviewers leave voice notes. Dusken transcribes them, so the marker that lands in your timeline is readable text, not an audio file to scrub.
How it works
From review link to timeline markers.
Three steps from feedback to a cut against the notes.
Collect feedback in Dusken
Reviewers pin notes to the exact frame by text, drawing, or voice. Voice and video are transcribed so every note is searchable text.
Export the markers
Pick your format: EDL for DaVinci Resolve, XML for Premiere Pro, or CSV for anything else. Dusken matches your sequence frame rate.
Import and cut
Open the file in your NLE. Comments arrive as timeline markers at the right timecode. Work the notes without leaving your edit.
The shift
What changes with Dusken.
Two monitors. The review link on one, Premiere on the other, retyping every timecode and note by hand.
One import. Every comment is a marker on the exact frame, transcribed and ready to cut against.
“I used to copy timecodes from a review link into Premiere by hand. Now I import one file and every note is a marker on the exact frame.”
Video Editor
Why editors keep it in the timeline.
No retyping timecodes
The single biggest time sink in review is copying notes and timecodes by hand. The export removes it entirely.
Fewer missed notes
When every comment is a marker on the frame, nothing slips through. You cut against the list, not your memory of the call.
Reviewers stay free
Clients and stakeholders review from a link with no account, and you still get a clean file to import. Flat rate, reviewers free.
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