Listen to Audio Comments

I have created pdf scrapbooks for my kids with audio commenting. I would like them to be able to listen to the comments as they flip through the pages on my tablet. Is there a way we can currently do this? If not, how do I suggest this as a new feature?
Thanks,
Sara

Hello Sara,
As far as I know, you cannot do this currently. You can suggest this as a new feature through this link.
Do remember to select "Adobe Reader for Android" as the product name.
Cheers
Rohil

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