Dropbox Replay: an overview

Updated Aug 28, 2024
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Dropbox Replay is available to all Dropbox users. The Dropbox Replay Add-On is a paid feature available to customers on Dropbox Plus, Essentials, Professional, Standard, Business, Advanced, Business Plus, and Enterprise.

What is Dropbox Replay?

Dropbox Replay is a rich media review and approval tool that allows collaborators to mark up, comment on, and finalize video, image, and audio projects. With Dropbox Replay, you can create live review sessions for video, image, and audio projects, simplify sharing by sending a link for review, get feedback from anyone through browser-based reviews, and keep track of every version of your projects.

 

To provide feedback directly from your editing tools, Replay also integrates with the following:

Ready to review and approve video, image, and audio projects with your team? Try Dropbox Replay.

Features included with Dropbox Replay

Create a live review session

Let everyone review and comment on the same video or audio file at the same time — with smooth, high-definition audio and video playback that stays in sync for all viewers.

Simplify sharing

Send video, image, and audio out for review with a link — no more exporting compressed versions and cluttering your hard drive.

Get feedback from anyone

Browser-based reviews let anyone provide frame-by-frame feedback and on-screen markups using our annotation tools — no special software or Dropbox account needed.

Take action on feedback

Send revised versions out for review and respond to comments directly from editors using Adobe After Effects, Adobe Premiere Pro, Apple Final Cut Pro, Avid Pro Tools, Blackmagic Design DaVinci Resolve,  and LumaFusion.

Keep versions under control

Track every version of your video, image, and audio projects, including comments and markups for each in one place.

View comments from previous versions

Retain unresolved comments from previous versions, to track and review feedback over time.

Export Replay comments 

Export comments from Replay in the following formats: XML, FCP XML, JSON, CSV, CSV (condensed), Plain text, or Avid Media Composer text. The Dropbox Replay and Avid Pro Tools integration also allows you to take comments from a review session and export them directly into your Pro Tools project.

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