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Sep 16, 2016 8:07 AM in response to Steve Burkeby Rich839,Hi, Steve,
I'm assuming that you are using iMovie version 10.1.2 (latest version) and not iMovie 6 that often is referred to as iMovie HD. (Correct me if I am wrong.)
If so, try selecting the clip in the time line and then clicking on the crop tool icon in the tool bar at the top of your screen, and selecting "Fit" in the selection box. That should restore your portrait mode, but you will get black bars.
Best,
Rich
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Sep 19, 2016 12:47 PM in response to Steve Burkeby Steve Burke,Hi Thanks for the reply
I am however using iMovie 6 for my editing as i find it a better product than the later versions.
I'm thinking that my other option is to load it into the latest version and then output it from that to iMovie 6
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Sep 19, 2016 6:02 PM in response to Steve Burkeby Rich839,It wouldn't hurt to try your suggestion of exporting from latest version to iM6.
I can't seem to replicate your issue. When I import an iPhone vid taken in portrait mode into iM6 it imports fine in portrait mode (with bars) -- but no landscape mode. iM6 senses what aspect ratio the vid was shot in, and displays it at that ratio. At least, that is my understanding.
You also could try importing directly into iM6 and then, when you share it out, adjust the aspect ratio using File/Export/Special Settings/Options/Size. The free download MPEG Streamclip also can adjust aspect ratios.
