How to collect video feedback without chasing timestamps
A straightforward way to review video by frame, keep comments in context, and approve the right cut.
A comment attached to the playback position gives editors the context they need and keeps the next cut connected to the original request.
Comment at the right moment
Pause where the change is needed and write the comment there. The editor can return to that moment directly instead of translating a message into a timestamp.
Review the whole cut before deciding
Open comments may affect later scenes, sound, or timing. Resolve the round, upload the next version, and review the current cut before approval.
Keep the approved cut obvious
The approval should identify the version that can be published. That removes doubt when exports and alternate formats are prepared.
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