Can PSE 13 rotate videos?

I know that prior versions of PSE could not rotate video but I'm wondering if this feature has been added to the latest version (13)? If not, are there any easy solutions for rotating vertical video downloaded from the phone? Thanks.

No it can't.
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vaishali

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My company produces a fair amount of content for vertical screens (i.e. 16x9 screen rotated 90º clockwise). All the content is produced and delivered as 1920x1080p video (with the content rotated 90º counter-clockwise) so that we can work with standard broadcast equipment.
It's a minor step in our workflow but when we send out web approvals, first we have to drop the edit sequences into another 1080x1920 sequence and export that. It would be nice if Media Encoder had an input setting or effects option to rotate video so we can avoid that step.

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I've checked these forums and followed the method to rotate a video that turned out to be rotated 90 degrees. When I rotated the video it rotated all right but the frame is still vertical portrait format and did not rotate also. What I wind up with is a tall vertical frame that has a properly rotated video that has both ends cropped off. Any other videos I now add to the timeline are also inside of this tall frame and also cropped off because the frame is tall and narrow, not rotated with the image.
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It never ceases to amaze me the odd hours that the loyal Adobe staff puts in. Look at the time stamp on Mark's post.
To be more specific, just in case other people come along with the same question, create the sequence from your clip first. That will make it the right size and shape and frames per second to match up with your video.
You can do this by dragging the clip to the "New Item" button or just right-click on the clip in the project panel and select "New Sequence From Clip".
Once you have the perfect sequence just change it from this:
To this:
Then you can use the Motion effect on the clip to rotate it 90 degrees (or minus 90 degrees).
Unfortunately, you can't, as far as I know, rotate the clips in the project panel. Only in the sequence. So one possible solution, and it depends on the clips and your workflow, is to put all of the clips on the timeline, rotate them all by rotating the first one and copying the attributes to all of the others at one time. You can then take that sequence into the Source monitor and use it just like a clip. That is one of the great things about nested clips. From there you can cut it up into smaller clips if you so desire. It doesn't seem to be possible to create actual subclips from a sequence, but you cam mark the in and out points and drag them to the project panel, then rename them if so desired.
Some of my friends here on the forum seem to hate the concept of video shot in portrait mode on a phone or a video camera. However, there are times when it makes perfect sense to me. Especially when it is going to be displayed on a monitor that is oriented in portrait mode. Lots of advertising done that way. And who says that video on a web site has to be landscape? Why would you shoot the Eiffel Tower of the new Freedom Tower in landscape mode?
If you are shooting video of a person standing and talking to put on the side of a web page, portrait makes more sense.
Anyway, I hope this helps.

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Hi John
to no: 2
In iMovie as standard - NO
1. Cxf - Turn Clip - think it is a free plug-in there
2. QT-pro (in 90-deg steps) but about $20 extra
3. FCE/P - expencive - but very interesting solution
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from Karsten
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This seems incredibly counter-intuitive to the way video cameras have always worked. That is, regardless of how a camera is positioned, the video is always played back in the proper orientation so that it fills the screen. I can not think of a single application where I would want my video displayed as a thin strip down the center of a screen.
Link to Example Image – http://gallery.me.com/woodwyn/100031/IMG_1159/web.jpg?ver=13059966380001
So I imported it into iPhoto, in which i can see the rotate button, but does not appear to allowthea rotate function. I then opened it in QuickTime and again found no way to alter the orientation. Finally I imported it into iMovie, and was surprised there was no way to correct the screen orientation there either. iPhone and Quicktime simply created vertical windows for playback, while iMovie constrained the portrait 1280 height into a vertical 720, and stretched the portrait 720 width across the 1280 horizontal. Completely unacceptable!!
Surely there is a simple way to do this that I am simply overlooking?

Yes, iMovie 9 will do this, which I had to upgrade to. It is still a rather convoluted process, but at least it can be done.
As for holding the camera horizontally in the future, well that is not always practical. It is much easier to hold onto the camera vertically, as well as for stability.
However, I did discover something ... the iPhone does not seem to change orientation during filming regardless of how the phone is held. Evidently whatever orientation the camera is in when recording starts, is the orientation the rest of the movie will be in, regardless of whether it changes for the remaining movie or not.
So, in order to see the film as I shot it, I will actually have to make clips out of every change in orientation, then change the orientation to landscape if it is not already, flip some 180 as they are upside down depending on the rotation from orientation to orientation. It really would have made things so much simpler if the iPhone mimicked the way traditional cameras work.

I need to rotate video 90 degrees and make it look right.

I'm editing a video for a friend - they shot some video vertically (they didn't realize it doesn't work for video as it does for still photos).
I tried rotating the picture but it's distorted (Stretched). Are there settings I can use to rotate picture 90 degrees without distortion (I realize there will be some kind of letterbox effect).
Thanks.

The distortion you're seeing is the difference of non-square pixels in height vs width. Even though you rotated the picture to correct the angle, the video will still look stretched until you compensate for the non-square pixels.
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My beginner friend uses an Olympus E-500, PSE 6 and Vista. He loves taking portrait mode (vertical) pictures and when he uploads them to the Organizer they all show properly in a vertical position.
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Orientation metadata field: Rotate 90 clockwise
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Actual photo: landscape
Orientation metadata field: Horizontal
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Orientation metdata field: Horizontal
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http://www.sjoki.uta.fi/~shmhav/SVCD_on_a_Macintosh.html#43-169

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When my Panny ZS7 records audio with a still image, the result is a video clip consisting of a low resolution copy of the image and an attached audio track. A full resolution copy of the image is imported separately. So far, so good.
The problem I'm facing is that the still image attached to the audio clip is the original image without rotation, and I can't find a way to adjust the rotation. If the image was taken in portrait format (camera tilted +/-90 degrees from horizontal), the image in the video clip is tilted at 90 degrees.
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