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  1. 1st Nov 2015 11:04 #1
    DonSeenu
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    anybody can help about how can i rotate a MP4 video file 90 degree right side ?
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    Name: rotate search.jpg Views: 8698 Size: 9.5 KB
    Try it......
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    Not possible with re-encoding
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    Turn your tv/monitor on its side,seriously it has to be re-encoded,no way around that.
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    i can try encoding file with same bitrate...But need Tools for this...give me some name please....
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  6. 1st Nov 2015 12:57 #6
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    You can rotate most video with avidemux.

    Load your video. From the 'video' menu select 'Filters'/'Transform'. You will then see the rotate option.

    You can then try 'Copy' for video and audio. Select your Output Format. That should leave bitrate alone but it will still re-encode due to the rotation.
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    I've already explained in a previous post how to do this losslessly without re-encoding in QuickTime. It is quite doable. The problem is not in the editing/saving, it is in the player supporting the rotation flags.

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    Yes. Avidemux is work fine for this...
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