How to rotate an mp4 video clip?
spamberler
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Id be grateful if anyone can help here.
I have a mp4 video file that needs rotating. Is there any way of doing this without loosing the picture quality. I have used QuickTime to re-encode it but it does loose its quality. I have also tried using the pass-through function however either the picture doesn’t display when opening in anything other than QuickTime or the picture displays the wrong way around again (back to square 1).
I have a mp4 video file that needs rotating. Is there any way of doing this without loosing the picture quality. I have used QuickTime to re-encode it but it does loose its quality. I have also tried using the pass-through function however either the picture doesn’t display when opening in anything other than QuickTime or the picture displays the wrong way around again (back to square 1).
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You can rotate clips in Windows Movie Maker (Free with XP) but I don't know if it can process MP4 files.- = I also recognise the Robins and beep for them = -0
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Downloaded this and cant seem to find the rotate function?A dAy WiThOuT wInE iS lIkE a DaY wItHoUt SuNsHiNe0 -
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This is brilliant! I know it wasn't written for me, but I've just used both programmes, and it works a treat.0
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spamberler wrote: »Downloaded this and cant seem to find the rotate function?
I know this was a while ago but this is the only piece of software that I found that actually works in rotating an mp4.
Under 'video > filters' you find the option for rotating it but you need to select a format to convert the video to before this option becomes available.0 -
Thanks Asus.
For anyone else wanting the quickest solution, I just now used avidemux to convert a mobile phone video that was filmed at portrait angle by accident.
It is a small download, free and does the job entirely stand alone as described above. For an MP4 clip off a Nokia I used:
MPEG-4 ACV in the top box, set to Copy then MP4 in the lower box, then Filter > Transform > Rotate > 90 deg. Click 'Output' in top toolbar (hover mouse over icons to see descriptions) and you see a static preview of the rotated video. Now click the little floppy disk icon to save this output, if it takes 5 mins to process this means it's probably working correctly.
Test playing the output in Quicktime or similar before sending/uploading.0 -
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