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sidways video clips

peeps78 · 2006-04-24 15:53:59

hiya, im trying to edit together a whole load of video clips that i took on my digital camera, but unfortunatly i cant rid myself of my old camera ticks when i switch to video, so i have some video clips that are taken vertically instead of horizontally and they have to be viewed by tilting your head sideways. does anyone…

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peeps78

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hiya, im trying to edit together a whole load of video clips that i took on my digital camera, but unfortunatly i cant rid myself of my old camera ticks when i switch to video, so i have some video clips that are taken vertically instead of horizontally and they have to be viewed by tilting your head sideways.
does anyone know of a way that i can get these vids switched back horizontally?
ta.

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#2 24-04-2006 5:09pm

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Windows Movie Editor has a function that does this.

Video editing might have better replies though.

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#3 24-04-2006 5:13pm

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Windows Movie Maker may be the best bet.

Agreed - Video edit forum would be better. [Reported - requesting move.]

Please specify more information such as video filetype,etc.

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#4 24-04-2006 7:14pm

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Moved.

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#5 24-04-2006 10:43pm

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I use VirtualDub for this kind of thing.

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#6 25-04-2006 9:57am

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ta, thanks for moving the thread. it dident even occur to me that there was a video editing forum here.:rolleyes:
the clips are AVIs from a canon digital camera.

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