slanted video problem

[spiderman03]

i have a movie that is slightly slanted about 10degrees. is there a way to fix thisa problem when i encode using tmpegnc.....

[jimmalenko]

Don't you mean that The monkeys in the cinema had their cameras on a 10 degree angle ?

[rkr1958]

You could use VirtualDub to rotate your video an arbitrary amount and then frameserve to TMPGEnc Plus.

[rkr1958]

Don't you mean that The monkeys in the cinema had their cameras on a 10 degree angle ?

I guess I think the best of people ... Might the video be home video where someome held the camera at a slight tilt ... say 10-degrees. I have a co-worker who's mom recorded video with the camera titled sideways (90-degrees) like you do sometimes with still cameras.

[jimmalenko]

Don't you mean that The monkeys in the cinema had their cameras on a 10 degree angle ?

I guess I think the best of people ... Might the video be home video where someome held the camera at a slight tilt ... say 10-degrees. I have a co-worker who's mom recorded video with the camera titled sideways (90-degrees) like you do sometimes with still cameras.

If you take a look at the poster's history, I think you'll find that DL'ed movies seem to have been a specialilty of this young ragamuffin. I couldn't see anything to do with video cameras, transferring via USB or firewire, or dealing with DV-AVI in any posts.


Sure .... people change, and people buy new hardware all the time. But I'm fairly confident ...

[rkr1958]

If you take a look at the poster's history, I think you'll find that DL'ed movies seem to have been a specialilty of this young ragamuffin.

Can you use that word in polite company?

[jimmalenko]

If you take a look at the poster's history, I think you'll find that DL'ed movies seem to have been a specialilty of this young ragamuffin.

Can you use that word in polite company?

Monty Burns does, so ....