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Altering Video capture
mercman1969
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Hi,
Wife has taken some video footage of our baby but had the camera flipped up and hence plays 90 degrees out
Is it possible to alter this footage to play in true landscape?
Easy to do it with photo's she takes, but not tried it with video yet
Regards
Pete
Wife has taken some video footage of our baby but had the camera flipped up and hence plays 90 degrees out
Is it possible to alter this footage to play in true landscape?
Easy to do it with photo's she takes, but not tried it with video yet
Regards
Pete
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Comments
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Does the software bundled with the camera have such a thing?0
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Nope,
Well to be honest camera is a couple of years old now so probably thrown software away
Regard
Pete0 -
Anybody anything to add to this please?
regards
Pete0 -
you could turn your tv on its side!0
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How do I rotate video that I have recorded with my digital camera in the Player?
You can rotate video clips in Windows Movie Maker by doing the following:
1.
Import the video clip into Windows Movie Maker.
2.
Drag the imported video clip and drop it onto the timeline.
3.
On the Tools menu, click Video Effects.
4.
To rotate the video clip to the right, drag the Rotate 90 video effect and drop it onto the movie on the timeline.
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To rotate the video clip to the left, drag the Rotate 270 video effect and drop it onto the movie on the timeline.
5.
On the File menu, click Save Movie File and follow the instructions in the Save Movie Wizard.
For detailed instructions, see Windows Movie Maker Help.
Note that you may need to adjust the pixel aspect ratio of your rotated video so that it looks normal during playback. See the next question for more information.0
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