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| Thread ID: 50889 | 2004-11-04 20:16:00 | rotating an AVI file | kiwibits (5574) | Press F1 |
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| 287990 | 2004-11-04 20:16:00 | Hi all, I have AVI files taken on my digital camera that I want to rotate 90 degrees coz its a hassel tiping the screen on the side. Anyone know a good program for this. I use XP pro. | kiwibits (5574) | ||
| 287991 | 2004-11-04 20:25:00 | You could try Moviemaker. It imports AVI. Not too sure if it can do anything after like rotate them. | Spacemannz (808) | ||
| 287992 | 2004-11-04 20:38:00 | VirtualDub www.virtualdub.org You can do it with moviemaker 2 but it distorts the aspect ratio. |
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| 287993 | 2004-11-06 03:09:00 | Hi, I sucessfully rotated an avi file using Virtual Dub but now I am stuck on how to compress the resulting 40MB file. I followed the instructions from this page: www.eicsoftware.com eg. "From the pull down menu, select Video > Compression > Cinepak Codec by Radius (only because that's what I've been using) > make the Quality 90 > check 'Force keyframes every' 100 frames > OK. From the pull down menu use File > Save as AVI > name it PeppermintPatti-Above-WithFrame > Save > you might be warned about using an outdated video compression codec, but select Yes to continue (only because I know it works). " but the quality is rather poor. As I know very little about how to use Virtual Dub and nothing about video compression could you please advise me how I could compress my rotated avi file without losing too much quality? Many thanks. |
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