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  1. 10th Feb 2004 08:39 #1
    dg_phillips
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    Is there a tool or procedure that can correct a tilted .avi? The video runs from the lower left uphill to the upper right.
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    Make sure the camera is level?
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    virtualdub and the rotate2 filter ....
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    use a power saw to create a triangle of wood. then take that wood and put it under one side of your monitor until the video's level...
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    Hey BJ-M:

    Thanks...that was what the doctor ordered. I've used VirtualDub many times and never noticed those two rotate filters before. I appreciate your help. Oh, video not acquired with camera therefore fixing at the source is out of the question.
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