Video Manager inverted Video

Hello
Strange problem, had is on a Vista ultimate machine. When I convert a Video, it comes out **bleep** quality, and mirror inverted (Yes Mirror AND inverted) I can recall the same problem with the old Video conversion tool as well. Any solution ?
PS: this was Before I transfered my video files on the phone, same thing after I transfered on the phone too ...
Phone : Nokia N95 8Gb
Phone OS : V 11.0.026 // RN 320 // 01-11-07 // Nokia N95 (08.01)
PC: Dell XPS 2.2Ghz/ 4 Gb RAM
System: Vista Ultimate, All updates.
The System has absolutely no other issues Except on nokia Apps.( Video manager / MAps / BT Modem etc etc ... )

Hours and still not answer... So Nokia, issuing faulty softwares and no clue how to solve a common problem ??? Still Waiting. If you guys can't get your soft to work properly, could you at least issue the proper Video settings for use to convert video with a free software ( VLC for example) we need : Def, Frame rate, codec, format etc ... so we can do it ourselves. Even better, if you issue the good setting, I will write a proper HowTo. (You guys are luck to have customers offering to do your job )

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