Rotated and flipped, like an iPhone video. Photo: Charlie Sorrel/Cult of Mac Did you ever shoot a video and have it come out sideways? Maybe you were holding you iPhone at an angle and it got a little ...

VLC Media Player is an impressive tool, but it is more than just a video player as some users would have come to understand. You see, this application is capable of allowing users to perform basic ...

Whether you accidentally took a video in the wrong orientation, or someone shared a video with you that you’d like to edit, follow along for how to rotate iPhone and iPad videos taken in the wrong ...

Rotating a video in VLC is a straightforward process that can be completed with a few steps, allowing you to adjust the orientation of your videos to the desired angle. Here’s a detailed guide on how ...

In this post, we will help you rotate videos using some free video rotator software and online tools. You can set the rotation angle to 90 degrees clockwise or anticlockwise, 270 degrees, etc. If some ...

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Depending on the aspect ratio of the video you want to watch, it might look better if you view it with your Android device held vertically or horizontally. By simply rotating how you hold your device, ...

In iOS 13, Apple has enhanced the built-in photo and video capture capabilities available to iPhone and iPad users, and for the first time it has made many of its stock photo editing tools available ...

You just recorded a video of a memorable moment using your iPhone, but belatedly realize that it's in portrait mode rather than landscape. No worries. You can easily correct this digital faux pas ...

In an ideal world, all the clips you use to put together videos are just the way you want them. Problems happen, though, and even a simple problem such as the person who was filming holding the camera ...

If you've ever played a video on your Android device and turned it sideways, only for the video to remain stubbornly in vertical orientation, you may wonder why. But don't panic, as there's most ...