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title: "Editor live marker and clip notes on a timeline"
slug: "editor-live-marker-and-clip-notes-on-a-timeline"
updated: 2026-10-21T08:28:11Z
published: 2026-10-21T08:28:11Z
canonical: "help.ipv.com/editor-live-marker-and-clip-notes-on-a-timeline"
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> ## Documentation Index
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# Editor live marker and clip notes on a timeline

Markers reference important points in an asset and help editors position and arrange clips. You can use a marker to identify an important point in an asset, in a sequence or sub-clip. Markers are for reference only and do not alter the video. When [Creating sub-clips or Bookmarks in Logging mode](/docs/create-a-sub-clip-or-bookmark-in-logging-mode) in Curator whilst [Logging an asset](/docs/logging-an-asset) with any notes and metadata, the sub-clips, bookmarks and accompanying notes will reference on the Premiere Pro timeline after importing the asset from Curator ([How to import assets into an Adobe Project](/docs/how-to-import-assets-into-an-adobe-project)).

Learn more about how markers and edit notes work in Adobe Premiere Pro: [Working with markers](https://helpx.adobe.com/uk/premiere-pro/using/markers.html)

#### Live and instant updates on a timeline

Sub-clips, bookmarks or edit (logging) notes changed in a parent asset in Curator whilst, at the same time, the same parent asset is being used in Premiere Pro - the additions and changes are live and instant. The Live feature only works with main parent assets. To enable live markers in preferences please refer to your [import preferences](/docs/import-preferences).

Changes to sub-clips, bookmarks, notes or comments made on a Premiere Pro timeline are not sent back to Curator.

[Video](https://cdn.document360.io/c173e68f-0609-4297-9277-0fc5c6b45db7/Images/Documentation/editor_live_marker_and_clip_notes_on_a_timeline%20(720p).mp4?sv=2026-02-06&spr=https&st=2026-10-26T11%3A21%3A36Z&se=2026-10-26T12%3A21%3A36Z&sr=c&sp=r&sig=AR8NOQSmaBU4uNFwphdJZA81BkmGqa%2F9R%2FxZpSpmHqI%3D)

The video was recorded with an earlier version of Premiere Pro and Curator for Adobe, so some screens may look different, but the feature works the same way.