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#312132 20-Mar-2024 08:19
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Over the weekend, I took some video on my wifes Samsung S23FE, which came out perfect.... on the phone at least.

 

When I copied the file to my PC and viewed it, it came out rotated 90 degrees. So I went into ClipChamp and rotated it correctly, but it stuffed up the aspect - not that it was a major. Was happy with the output, so exported it, and uploaded to Youtube. But on Youtube, the damn thing has rotated again. 

 

Any ideas how to resolve this ? 

 

 





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  #3208320 20-Mar-2024 09:01
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Might be best to rotate it on the phone first before exporting it to your PC?




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  #3208394 20-Mar-2024 10:00
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Most obvious thing to try isn't it.... and I've not even looked at that :D Will give a go,....

 

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  #3208443 20-Mar-2024 10:05
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There's rotating the video stream (essentially a transcode) and then there's changing the rotation metadata. 

 

 

 

I was going to suggest you use ffmpeg to rotate it. But that won't be lossless. 

 

 

 

You might be better off using exiftool to change the rotation metadata and see if YouTube picks that up. 





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