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  1. 30th Jun 2005 13:23 #1
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    Which software, if any, will permit me to rotate an AVI clip 90 degrees and keep the audio? It's a small file from a camera. Thanks!
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    https://www.videohelp.com/forum/viewtopic.php?t=269481&highlight=rotate+avi
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    Sorry for not looking first - thanks for your help, Baldrick.
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    That worked great! I also have a .mov clip I'd like to rotate but did a search and came up empty, anything for that? Thanks!
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    Well for a mov you should be able to just go into the video properties and rotate it.
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    It looks like it only accepts .avi files?
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    I meant in Quicktime since .mov = quicktime. Although I guess other players would just ignore the rotation.

    If I wanted to rotate something, then I would use AVISynth rather than VDub anyway since it doesn't force a RGB24 colourspace conversion.
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    OK, I've got it. I converted it to .avi in RAD Video tools then rotated it in Vdub. Thanks.
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