It seems to work ok once you actually play the clip again The image might be distorted in the portrait version.
Choose the option you want (Rotate left, right, 180) and select it.Here’s the step by step way of rotating your clips: That software is the open source Virtual Dub, which lets you mess around with clips in all manner of ways, including rotating them.
#VIDEO ROTATE CONVERTER HOW TO#
It’s also possible to save your clip on the DivX video sharing site and specify its exact dimensions so that it displays as a proper portrait video.īut I’m getting ahead of myself – how to rotate the video in the first place? It seems like such a trivial problem, but it needs some clever software to solve it. Still, it’s better than watching it with your neck at 90 degrees. This happens even if you manually fiddle with the YouTube embedded HTML code and specify width and height parameters that make it portrait. I discovered that even after I’ve rotated a clip into Portrait mode, YouTube will simply stretch the clip over its default 450 pixel width setting, thus distorting the clip pretty badly. I can put up with it when simply looking at clips on my own PC, but if I want to upload a portrait clip to YouTube, then it’s no fun for viewers. simply holding the camera vertically rather than horizontally) only plays back in landscape mode ie the moving image is always horizontal. But one of the other headaches I’ve encountered in getting clips ready to put on YouTube is that footage I’ve shot in portrait mode (i.e. I wrote in my previous article about uploading digital camera clips to YouTube that it’s pretty easy to prepare video clips you’ve shot once you’ve got a couple of nifty bits of software. Here’s how to get them to rotate to be the way you intended. You can shoot digital camera video clips in portrait mode, but they’ll always be landscape when you come to watch them.
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