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  1. 22nd Feb 2007 06:14 #1
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    I have a wedding video that was shot upside down. Can anyone tell me how to turn it right side up? I have the ulead program. Any good advive would be appreciated.
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  2. 22nd Feb 2007 06:20 #2
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    PLEASE provide as much information as possible and it's much easier to help.

    A video? dvd? dv-avi? other format?
    What ulead program? Ulead Videostudio?
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  3. 22nd Feb 2007 06:36 #3
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    ! Did someone actually hold the camera upside down?!?

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  4. 22nd Feb 2007 08:34 #4
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    The camera was held upside down. I have it dowloaded to my computer and it is in a mpeg format. I have the ulead moviefactory 4.0.
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    VirtualDub has "Flip Vertically" filter.
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    Originally Posted by mats.hogberg
    ! Did someone actually hold the camera upside down?!?

    /Mats
    Never under-estimate the powers of the average party goer when fueled with alcohol!

    I had a client about a year ago bring me her daughter's wedding video where someone shot 7 or 8 section verticaly to include the lovely staircases and fountains in shots.
    I used Vegas Video to straighten out those segments. came out well. Charged for the time involved to get it done from start to finish. Wasn't cheap, but I guess it wasn't terrible because they paid for it without question.

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  7. 25th Feb 2007 05:35 #7
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    How does one initate the "verticle flip" option on virturaldub? I have the program but cheching under tools and help, I cannot find a way access it. Directions wuold be helpful. TIA
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    In Virtualdub (use virtualdub-mpeg2 if mpeg2 video):
    File->Open
    Select Video->Filters and Add the flip vertically filter.
    Select Audio->Direct Stream Copy
    File->Save as avi (It will be a huge file, use a compression if you want smaller file size under Video->Compression)

    Open the avi in ulead dvd moviefactory and convert and author a new DVD.
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  9. 25th Feb 2007 07:40 #9
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    You do not want to flip vertically. You want to rotate 180 degrees (or flip vertically and flip horizontally).
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  10. 25th Feb 2007 10:12 #10
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    Thank you sir for your god advice and pateince with me.
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  11. 25th Feb 2007 10:21 #11
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    WinAVI allows you to re-encode video 180 degrees.
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    Originally Posted by jagabo
    You do not want to flip vertically. You want to rotate 180 degrees (or flip vertically and flip horizontally).
    Or Flip Vertically, than Horizontally....
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