Did you ever shoot a video and have it come out sideways? Maybe you were holding you iPhone at an angle and it got a little confused as to which way was up? Or perhaps you started shooting in portrait ...

We’re not all professional videographers. Hell, many of us can’t even figure out how to use the video camera on our cell phone, let alone capture video footage using a real camcorder. Things we should ...

Sometimes, your iPhone automatically rotates videos in the wrong orientation if you shoot them at a weird angle. Or, if you’re as absent-minded as I am, you probably accidentally recorded it upside ...

Depending on the aspect ratio of the video you want to watch, it might look better if you view it with your Android device held vertically or horizontally. By simply rotating how you hold your device, ...

If you've recorded a video in the wrong orientation, you can use Gallery app on your Samsung Galaxy S10 to correct it. This can be helpful if you start shooting a video in one orientation and then ...

In an ideal world, all the clips you use to put together videos are just the way you want them. Problems happen, though, and even a simple problem such as the person who was filming holding the camera ...

Whether you accidentally took a video in the wrong orientation, or someone shared a video with you that you’d like to edit, follow along for how to rotate iPhone and iPad videos taken in the wrong ...

It has happened to all of us that, in a hurry, we have recorded a video vertically, sideways or even upside down. Whether it’s because we want to quickly immortalize an event, because of the habit of ...

Learn a quick and simple way to rotate videos you have taken vertically using Apple's iMovie, or Quicktime Pro. Many digital cameras these days are capable of shooting video. However, many people also ...

VLC Media Player is the top of the class in multi-format media playing, No matter what format you’re dealing with, the program is probably your answer. While VLC does the bulk of the heavy lifting for ...