Merge pull request #87932 from Juliako/patch-112

Update media-services-release-notes.md

Author: PRMerger6

articles/media-services/previous/media-services-release-notes.md

@@ -25,7 +25,7 @@ These release notes for Azure Media Services summarize changes from previous rel
 
 We want to hear from our customers so that we can focus on fixing problems that affect you. To report a problem or ask questions, submit a post in the [Azure Media Services MSDN Forum]. 
 
-## <a id="issues"/>Currently known issues
+## <a id="issues"/>Known issues
 ### <a id="general_issues"/>Media Services general issues
 
 | Issue | Description |
@@ -37,6 +37,7 @@ We want to hear from our customers so that we can focus on fixing problems that
 | When you query entities, a limit of 1,000 entities is returned at one time because the public REST version 2 limits query results to 1,000 results. |Use Skip and Take (.NET)/top (REST) as described in [this .NET example](media-services-dotnet-manage-entities.md#enumerating-through-large-collections-of-entities) and [this REST API example](media-services-rest-manage-entities.md#enumerating-through-large-collections-of-entities). |
 | Some clients can come across a repeat tag issue in the Smooth Streaming manifest. |For more information, see [this section](media-services-deliver-content-overview.md#known-issues). |
 | Media Services .NET SDK objects can't be serialized and as a result don't work with Azure Cache for Redis. |If you try to serialize the SDK AssetCollection object to add it to Azure Cache for Redis, an exception is thrown. |
+|The REST API responds with an error message saying “The filter cannot be accessed by this version of REST Api” when attempting to get an Asset or Account level filter.|The filter was created or modified with a newer API version than is being used to try to get the filter. This can happen if two API versions are being used by code or tools being used by the customer.  The best solution here is to upgrade the code or tools to use the newer or the two API versions.|
 
 ## <a id="rest_version_history"/>REST API version history
 For information about the Media Services REST API version history, see the [Azure Media Services REST API reference].