A note and a revision are different steps
- 01
Agree on changes
Review one current cut. Resolve conflicting feedback.
- 02
Save the notes
Add timestamps, exact replacements and supporting assets.
- 03
Request revision
Wait for “Revision requested” and the in-progress state.
Comments, emails and saved notes alone do not confirm a new revision request.
Before you start
Name one person to coordinate feedback and one final approver. Agree on a review deadline. Use Media Studio with permission to request changes; ordinary discussion or email does not itself submit a revision.
Steps
Open the video in Media Studio. If View newer version is shown, use it before reviewing. Ask everyone to review the same cut.
Collect each reviewer’s required corrections before submitting. Separate factual, legal or brand corrections from optional preferences. Resolve conflicts such as “shorter opening” versus “keep the whole introduction” with the final approver.
Add a note at the relevant time in Media Studio. Write the problem, replacement and limits: “00:42: replace ‘Model 7’ with ‘Model 8’ in the lower third; keep the spoken sentence and the product shot.” Choose Add note and verify the saved note appears.
For visual changes, attach or reference an annotated screenshot and the exact replacement asset. For a whole-video change, say “Entire video” and give a measurable instruction, such as a target duration or an approved caption style.
Review the saved notes together. Remove ambiguity and identify which instruction takes precedence if earlier feedback conflicts. Keep one final set of requested changes on the current cut.
Choose Request revision. Review and confirm any allowance prompt. Wait for Revision requested and the in-progress state before telling reviewers the request has been sent.
When the next cut arrives, compare it against each requested change. Use Mark completed only when the intended approver is satisfied and your role permits it.
An actionable revision note
Replace the sample details and brackets with your own information. This does not submit anything to Studio.
Check the result
Revision requested confirms submission. Saved comments alone do not confirm that an editor has received a new revision request. Consolidation can reduce conflicting work, but it does not guarantee one round or a particular delivery time.
If something does not work
Add at least one note before requesting a revision: check that your notes are saved on the current version.
A note fails to save: preserve its wording, retry the failed note and verify it appears before requesting the revision.
A revision or concurrent-edit limit is reached: read the displayed allowance and ask your Admin or MarketScale contact about the next available action. Do not create duplicate media to work around the limit.
The video is already completed: follow the completed-video guide. Reopening and creating a separate variation serve different purposes.
Related: How to Consolidate Feedback Before Submitting a Revision · How to brief your editor with a screenshot, a timestamp, and a red box · Request changes or a new version from a completed video
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