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  1. I have looked around but have not found a way to do this on my mac.

    I have a short MPG file created with a Sony Cybershot. The camera was held sidways and i need to rotate the video 90 degrees.
    Sometimes I doubt your commitment to Sparkle Motion.
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  2. Hi,

    You can rotate the movie with SimpleMovieX and save it without quality loss in QuickTime mov format.

    http://www.aeroquartet.com/SimpleMovieX/

    Regards, BJ
    (Note that I'm the developer of this little app)
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    Join Date: Apr 2005
    Location: Blacksburg, VA USA
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    I believe you'll find that rotating the movie will result in
    lack of sound. Look at Window/MovieProperties in QuickTime.
    I expect you'll see MPEG1 MUXed.

    You need to convert to deMUXed (separate audio and video)
    streams. The $23 VisualHub does that easily. Get it from this
    link http://www.isquint.org/. Then QuickTime Pro can rotate
    the clip.

    And AeroQ is right. SimpleMovieX ($30) does the rotate
    quite nicely (keeping sound) in one step. I just tried it
    on a clip from Leslye's Sony camera.
    Al Bloom
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    Join Date: Jun 2008
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    I just want to say thank you to AeroQ.
    I came here tonight with this same question and
    found this thread. Downloaded SimpleMovieX
    and was able to very quickly rotate some video
    that I shot at a wedding last week.
    Thank you also for a fully operational demo...you
    don't find many these days.
    I will be purchasing this app soon
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