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> VLC 2.2.0 auto-rotate the videos taken from phones, to fight VVS! What does this mean? (i.e. will videos taken on phones always be shown horizontally, even i
by Sidnicious 12y ago
> VLC 2.2.0 auto-rotate the videos taken from phones, to fight VVS!
What does this mean? (i.e. will videos taken on phones always be shown horizontally, even if they were shot vertically?)
- jbk 12y agoIt means you never need to rotate your head to watch a movie, because the gyroscopic info are read and used.
- nacs 12y agoDoes this mean if someone turns the phone camera midway through the video to a different orientation, VLC will autorotate the recorded video at that time? Or is it only the initial orientation?
- izacus 12y agoAs far as I know, .MOV has only one transformation matrix, so you can't do that. But this fix will help with mobile vides, where cameras for performance reasons don't actually rotate recorded videos when you're filming in non-default orientation - they just note the rotation in transformation matrix, which was ignored by VLC until now.
- jbk 12y agoFor mov, I don't think you can change it. But for raw h264, yes, it should be doable.