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July 11th, 2007
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I have taken some nice footage with my new camera and housing. Unfortunately I have filmed a couple of times with the whole camera turned 90 degrees so the video comes out on its side when I try to view it.
Is there a good freeware program out there that can fix this problem or do I need to go spend some MORE money on expensive software?
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Rotating Video?
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July 11th, 2007
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Just put your head on the desktop!
 Serioously: you did not specify what OS you are on, but I assume the mainstream Windows - in that case you have the tool already on your PC -open Windows Movie Maker in your Accessories, go to Tools >> Video Effects >> Turn 90° (or 270°) If it is not what you search, then just enter "rotate video 90 degrees" into Google and you'll get dozens of different alternative solutions.
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July 11th, 2007
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Got it! Thanx Trux - I am a bit slow today as this morning I turned around from the sink to walk into the shower and walked straight into the sharp edge of the shower cubicle. I split my eyebrow open - blood everywhere and a shop to open in 10 minutes time. Luckily I had some adhesive stitches to quickly fix myself up. Do you realise how many people are going to ask me how it happened? Comme ci comme ca (is that correct)
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