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This is driving me nuts , I was sent a video that was made on a camera , downloaded it no problem unfortunately it was on it's side any way converted it to WMV no problem plays on Media Centre , now the problem rotating it , opened it in Movie Maker Rotated it but i cant see a way of getting it out of Movie maker to play it normally , the publish option whats that tried bare in mind it's only a 20 second video started saying 130 min to convert gave up help
Cheers Dave
I just tried it on my system with a 30 second movie from my digital camera. The original video is a 320x240, 15fps MJPEG .avi file. I added the video to the storyboard, added "Rotate 90" from Effects, then selected Publish to -> This computer, selected "Best quality playback", then clicked the Publish button. Took about 5 seconds.
What steps are you using and where do things go wrong?
Hi i download it from email and save to disk it downloads with default VLC Avi file format i then change it with Audio/Video To Exe which i can use to convert to WMV so i can play it with Media Player and Media Centre , thats the file i am opening in Movie Maker , tried it again when i drag the file to the story board and rotate it then press play should it play on the screen the right way up because it doesn't do
Well, that seems like a lot of steps. Will the original .avi file not play in Windows Media Player?
Can you open the .avi file with Windows Movie Maker? It's always better to use the original video to get the best quality output. When the clip is in the storyboard and the rotate effect has been applied, yes it should play that way in the preview screen.
Hi decided to uninstall the VLC player so when i download it says it's a MOV file , i then converted it to avi to play it, moved it to Movie Maker, it plays for 2 seconds then stops , What i am going to do is see if my daughter can re do it in the correct orientation other than that i will be buying a bottle of Whisky and giving it the 2 fingered salute
Cheers Dave
Dave, a MOV file is and Apple Quicktime container. Thing is, this container can contain video streams in different formats, such as H.264 or Sorenson. Without additional filters, Windows Movie Maker will not import this file type. If your daughter can provide a properly rotated copy, that would be ideal.
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