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den2k8826-Jan-17 23:58

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26-Jan-17 23:58

Have you tried using VLC to play it? IIRC it can also rotate videos of 90 degree steps and save them.

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C-P-User-327-Jan-17 9:26

27-Jan-17 9:26

den2k88 wrote:
Have you tried using VLC to play it? IIRC it can also rotate videos of 90 degree steps

That's not a real fix. I want it to play vertically on both phone, PC, and anonymous strangers' devices, irrespective of what they are

den2k88 wrote:
and save them

Oh? Now this is relevant to my interests ! I will investigate this more. If you are correct, I'm home free.

C-P-User-327-Jan-17 9:58

27-Jan-17 9:58

Couldn't figure out how to save the file in this vertical format.

Where do you click ?

Tom Deketelaere27-Jan-17 0:22

Tom Deketelaere

27-Jan-17 0:22

Rotate your screen.

(either by software means or hardware means Smile | :)

)

I know now help but couldn't resist

Tom

Marco Bertschi27-Jan-17 1:20

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27-Jan-17 1:20

C-P-User-3 wrote:
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Mladen Janković27-Jan-17 1:23

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27-Jan-17 1:23

C-P-User-3 wrote:
I recorded it vertically

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Richard Deeming27-Jan-17 2:28

Richard Deeming

27-Jan-17 2:28

C-P-User-3 wrote:
I recorded it vertically.

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Nighthowler27-Jan-17 3:32

Nighthowler

27-Jan-17 3:32

Occasionally I watch TV lying on my side and wish the TV would rotate 90 degrees.

I know this is a totally pointless reply.

Most of the time there is nothing worth watching on TV

Strike that. There never is anything worth watching on TV. Sometimes I want to do something totally pointless - that's when I watch TV.

Most of the things I do are pointless anyway.

What were we talking about again?

Jacquers27-Jan-17 4:44

27-Jan-17 4:44

VLC Player can rotate it. ctrl+e to open the affect. Look under geometry.

For reencoding, maybe try avidemux.

C-P-User-327-Jan-17 10:01

27-Jan-17 10:01

Jacquers wrote:
VLC Player can rotate it. ctrl+e to open the affect. Look under geometry.

Works on my screen, but that's the only place it works.

Jacquers wrote:
For reencoding, maybe try avidemux.

Looks like good stuff at first glance from here; but then again, I don't know what I'm doing at this moment.

Is that the magic word I am seeking ? i.e., "reencoding" ?

C-P-User-327-Jan-17 11:56

27-Jan-17 11:56

Jacquers wrote:
For reencoding, maybe try avidemux.

Downloaded, installed, spent half an hour guessing where the menu for that might be.

Appears to be the same thing as VLC player; i.e., he can produce the image on the screen, but he can't save that changed image into a video file which looks like that for other viewers.

I looked on the help and saw something on an internet forum, but couldn't follow the words well enough to transform them into clicks on a screed that produced any result in file that lasts

Corrections and explanations of where to click are welcome.

Jacquers27-Jan-17 19:53

27-Jan-17 19:53

Here is a basic guide that should get you started.

C-P-User-327-Jan-17 23:00

27-Jan-17 23:00

Excellent

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From following those instructions, I seem to have the one option of an "AVI" file.

Is that the best format for this purpose ?

My input video clips have the extension ".3gp" which I had never seen before I acquired this phone.

Right now I've only transformed one video clip, so I don't know if I'm telling the truth, but at the moment it appears (to the unaided and inexperienced eyes here) that this transformation costs me just a small amount in video quality.

Anyway, great explanation and I'm on my way now.

Thank you, big time, for real.

Jacquers28-Jan-17 1:13

28-Jan-17 1:13

Glad you came right Thumbs Up | :thumbsup:

Re-encoding will result in slight quality loss. Mpeg 4 avc (x264) as the output format will have a bit better quality, but then you need to set the output format to mp4 v2 muxer. Most devices should support mp4 by now.

C-P-User-328-Feb-17 0:20

28-Feb-17 0:20

And now if I could just output as a 3GP file, the world would be so fine.

Jacquers28-Feb-17 0:34

28-Feb-17 0:34

From the info I found you need to use H.263 as the video codec, AAC as the audio and save it as a mp4. I think you can then just rename it to .3gp

BillWoodruff27-Jan-17 4:51

BillWoodruff

27-Jan-17 4:51

Adjust your body until the video appears in the proper orientation.

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Worried Brown Eyes26-Jan-17 21:22

26-Jan-17 21:22

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OriginalGriff26-Jan-17 21:36

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26-Jan-17 21:36

STAMPEDE?

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Worried Brown Eyes26-Jan-17 21:38

26-Jan-17 21:38

Nope

PeejayAdams26-Jan-17 22:18

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26-Jan-17 22:18

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Worried Brown Eyes26-Jan-17 22:43

26-Jan-17 22:43

Looks like you're up on Monday (see reply to pkfox).

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pkfox26-Jan-17 22:18

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26-Jan-17 22:18

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Worried Brown Eyes26-Jan-17 22:42

26-Jan-17 22:42

Hi
Both you & PeeJay got it around the same time, but unless there's precedent set, I'll give it to PeeJay as he spent longer entering the solution too, so may have had it slightly earlier.

PeeJay up on Monday!

Regards, Stewart