Is it possible to invert a movie file filmed vertically

This may be stupid and u can tell me so, but I took some video on my digital camera however when I took it, I had the camera in a vertical position so of course the video saved the images in horizontal format as it does all video...silly me! Anyway that I can flip the image to get it to run correctly like I can do with a still image?

As Karsten says, in italics at the bottom, because iMovie is meant to work with Digital Video shot with a camcorder, you may find that your video, if you shot it with a digital stills camera, has been recorded in a format called MPEG, and not in DV.
If so, to bring it into iMovie you'll have to do some conversion ..for instance, it may play perfectly well in QuickTime, but you may find that there's no audio when you bring it into iMovie.
Try MPEG Streamclip to convert it into DV if necessary.

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What your school probably really wants is a way to prevent "copies" of your files being used. This is nearly impossible as anyone that views the file could use screen capture software to get a copy. Even the true streaming version.
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Will it significantly reduce the file size ?
Suppose we have a QT movie file of size 3MB , when it is
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Sudeshchan Shetty wrote:
> Is it possible to convert QT movie files to .swf format
using any tool ?
Hi Anil.
Yes, you can. You can import QT movies into Flash and embed
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export an swf version of it. You can also convert teh video
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> Will it significantly reduce the file size ?
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> Suppose we have a QT movie file of size 3MB , when it is
converted to .swf
> format what will be its size ?
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compression is.
> Then can we play this .swf file using QT player or we
require flash player
> to do so .
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regards
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http://www.fbe.unsw.edu.au/learning/director
http://www.multimediacreative.com.au
email: [email protected]

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sdiaz34 wrote:
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PM 6.5 possible to move files to CS?

I published a book using PageMaker 6.5 back in 2002. It's time for a new edition. I need to move these files into a version I can work with. My current PC is running Vista. What is my best option? Thanks for any help, E.

Haha, thanks Peter #1, I'm going there now,E.
Date: Wed, 30 Jan 2013 11:15:47 -0800
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Subject: PM 6.5 possible to move files to CS?
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