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Rotate Video Clip
I have some GoPro footage I need to rotate.
I have figured out how to rotate the thumb, but not the actual clip?Any ideas?
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Warm Regards,
Chris Sgaraglino
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Rotate…- in which program?
Noah
Unlock the secrets of 24p, HD and Final Cut Studio with Call Box Training. Featuring the Panasonic GH2 and GoPro HD Hero.
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Ah right- these forums are cross-posted. Keyboard command- [, ] rotate image 90 degrees left or right- does that help?
Noab
Unlock the secrets of 24p, HD and Final Cut Studio with Call Box Training. Featuring the Panasonic GH2 and GoPro HD Hero.
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Nope, that just rotates the thumbnail, not the clip.
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Warm Regards,
Chris Sgaraglino
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What sort of files are they, and which player are you using to play them? Only the QuickTime player and still image viewer supports rotation. Also, you may need to move off the clip and back on to it before the media tab is updated.
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Bacause CatDV does not support .m2t files form my SOny – I have to convert everything to .m4v
It is using the QT player.
Tried moving off the clip – and even tried exiting CarDV and restarting – no go… Still have the Thumb rotated, but not the video clip.
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Warm Regards,
Chris Sgaraglino
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Do you have Final Cut Pro/Premiere/Avid/After Effects- I’d suspect you’ll need one of those to rotate and re-render rather than do it in Cat.
Noah
Unlock the secrets of 24p, HD and Final Cut Studio with Call Box Training. Featuring the Panasonic GH2 and GoPro HD Hero.
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I have Premiere Pro 5.5 – yes I know that I can rotate it there – but rotating is one of the features of CatDV?
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Warm Regards,
Chris Sgaraglino
Outdoor Studios Photography || on Flickr || on Twitter -
Is this on Mac or Windows? You see a blue Q when you play the clip? Are you using the media panel (the tab which says Movie or Preview) or the media dialog (“Play” button in the toolbar). Try opening the media dialog and pressing the [ or ] keys.
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Windows
Yes
Both are still upsideown
Nope – didn’t work either—
Warm Regards,
Chris Sgaraglino
Outdoor Studios Photography || on Flickr || on Twitter
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