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Aug 12, 2015 9:56 AM in response to xavierxiiiby brenden dv,Hi xavierxiii,
If you are having issues with the orientation of the clips when played in Windows Media Player, you may want to try rotating and saving the clips in QuickTime Player first, as noted in these articles:
QuickTime Player 10.x: Rotate or flip a movie clip
Mac Basics: QuickTime Player creates, plays, edits, and shares video and audio files - Apple Support
Cheers
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Aug 12, 2015 12:32 PM in response to brenden dvby xavierxiii,Brenden,
Rotating a clip in QuickTime Pro and just saving it only adds meta data to the file about the orientation, which the phone has already done and Quicktime recognizes it. The problem is that WMP ignores that info.
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Aug 12, 2015 2:30 PM in response to xavierxiiiby brenden dv,Hi xavierxiii,
Sorry about that; I was hoping that the re-saving might render the rotation tag in such a way that WMP would recognize it. If you have a copy of iMovie '11, you may want to try bringing the video into a project, then exporting it back out as MP4; this should hopefully minimize any degradation.
iMovie '11: Customize your QuickTime export with expert settings
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