Is it possible to reorient video?

[dysonk]

I used to convert lots of avi to mp4 last week,and it can play in iphone.You can reference to some guides to convter avi video to mp4.

Edited July 22, 2013 by dysonk

[Vasto]

If you have a linux VM, then you should be able to create a bash script to rotate all the files using FFMPEG.

 

http://stackoverflow.com/questions/3937387/rotating-videos-with-ffmpeg

 

 

Here is an untested script:

mkdir processed
find . -name '*.avi' -exec bash -c 'for i do
  ffmpeg -i $i -vf transpose=2 processed/$i
done' -- {} +

[ivangela]

 

If you have a linux VM, then you should be able to create a bash script to rotate all the files using FFMPEG.

 

http://stackoverflow.com/questions/3937387/rotating-videos-with-ffmpeg

 

 

Here is an untested script:

mkdir processed
find . -name '*.avi' -exec bash -c 'for i do
  ffmpeg -i $i -vf transpose=2 processed/$i
done' -- {} +

I don't, and this is WAY beyond my technical expertise but thanks anyway

[Onion]

The easy way to do it... Get Windows Movie Maker. Its free. Load up your video, and somewhere (I'll try to find it if you can't), there's an option to rotate it and make it normal again. I had the same issue when I filmed things with my old iPhone 4. I found out I was holding it the wrong way around and it recorded everything upside down. Movie Maker is pretty simple to use, so you should find the tool to do it without too much hassle, but again, if you can't PM me and I'll find it for you. 

 

Edit: Already found it.

 

1. Load up your video on Movie Maker.

2. Click the home tab.

3. On the ribbon tool bar, click "rotate left" or "rotate right" as needed.

4. Export video with whatever settings you'd like.

 

DONE! That's it, nice and easy. 

Edited July 28, 2013 by Onion

[ivangela]

You guys are cracking me up...you do realize this post was from February right?

I honestly appreciate the enthusiasm but I went with Euro's suggestion of DVDVideoSoft.com.

It worked pretty well. The whole process was pretty time consuming anyway though.

 

Onion. page one of the thread discusses Moviemaker and it's not the best IMHO

 

Try the one at the site Euro linked to.

[Onion]

Oops, skipped over that part. I don't have the issue anymore, it was just one video. 

[tsfiles]

I've had good luck with mxf video editor  http://www.convertmxffiles.com

 

It lets you select preset options for editing video to   friendly formats.