- #AVS VIDEO EDITOR ROTATE VIDEO 90 DEGREES HOW TO#
- #AVS VIDEO EDITOR ROTATE VIDEO 90 DEGREES MOVIE#
- #AVS VIDEO EDITOR ROTATE VIDEO 90 DEGREES INSTALL#
As you can see, ours needs to be rotated 90 degrees to the left. If you’re unsure which way to rotate your movie, then go ahead and play it for a few seconds to give you an idea.
#AVS VIDEO EDITOR ROTATE VIDEO 90 DEGREES MOVIE#
We’ll just drag that file onto our Movie Maker window to import it. We’ve already saved our sample movie that we want to fix to our Desktop folder. There’s quite a bit going on here, but for our purposes, the rotation process is really quite painless. Once Movie Maker is installed, go ahead and start it and you will see the following window. Unless you’re interested in the other applications in this package, then go ahead and deselect everything except Photo Gallery and Movie Maker.
When you start the Windows Movie Maker installation process, you should elect to “Choose the programs you want to install”. If you want something a little fuller-featured and modern-and that’s still free-you might want to give DaVinci Resolve a look. We’re going to use Windows Movie Maker in our example here, but the basic process will be similar in most video editing apps. Widows Movie Maker is probably the easiest option if you’re just after a way to rotate your videos and maybe do some mild editing.
#AVS VIDEO EDITOR ROTATE VIDEO 90 DEGREES INSTALL#
And you’ll be able to install only the apps you want. Many of the apps still work just fine-including Windows Movie Maker. Though it’s a bit out of date and no longer officially supported, you can still download the Windows Essentials 2012 offline installer (that’s a direct download link that weighs in at 130 MB).
Windows Movie Maker is part of the Windows Essential 2012 suite of apps.
#AVS VIDEO EDITOR ROTATE VIDEO 90 DEGREES HOW TO#
RELATED: How to Replace Windows Essentials 2012 After Support Ends in January We’re including the original instructions here in case you still have it installed. Update: Windows Movie Maker is no longer available for download. How to Rotate Videos with Windows Movie Maker Note: When you’re done rotating videos, you’ll need to go back into the VLC preferences and revert the options back to their defaults. Next, open VLC’s “Media” menu and select “Convert/Save.” In the “Open Media” window, click the “Add” button and choose the file you just rotated. With all the settings shown, drill down to the “Sout stream” heading (it will be under “Stream output”), and then click on “Transcode.” On the right, select the “Video transformation filter” option (this replaces the “Rotate video filter” option from older versions of VLC) and then click “Save.” Open Tools > Preferences (or press Ctrl +P), and at the bottom of the preferences window, enable “All” settings. You’ll need to save this video in its new orientation for that. The video should now be correctly oriented. You could use the “Rotate” tool if you want, but selecting a transform from the dropdown is simpler if you just need a basic rotation. Select a rotation from the dropdown menu (we’re rotating ours by 180 degrees) and then click “Close”. In the “Adjustments and Effects” window, on the “Video Effects” tab, click the “Geometry” tab and select the “Transform” check box. Open the “Tools” menu and select “Effects and Filters” or use the keyboard shortcut Ctrl+E.
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