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Rotate Video 90 degrees using Handbrake
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| //This is a handy trick to rotate videos filmed in the wrong orientation (big problem with smartphones) | |
| //Use Handbrake Version (0.99 or higher) | |
| , --rotate=4 | |
| on the Extra Options under Video tab |
https://tuxdiary.com/2013/11/24/rotate-video-using-handbrake/
Had the answer: It doesn't work in the gui any more (HandBrake 0.10.5)
Even on OSX, I'm unable to use the gui to trigger --rotate.
HandBrakeCLI does work though:
HandBrakeCLI -i infile.mp4 -o outfile.mp4 --rotate=3 -b 1000
This is a little different with the latest HandBrakeCLI (v1.2.2). The following command can rotate video by 90 degrees, clockwise.
$ HandBrakeCLI --preset="Fast 1080p30" --rotate="angle=90:hflip=0"
The supported values are [0, 90, 180, 270]. I only tested this on macOS but don't suspect other platforms will be different. This syntax probably also applies to the corresponding GUI version of HandBrake.
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Same issue as @Cantar4
To be clear though I'm using 0.10.2 from the ubuntu PPA mentioned on the site. On checking the logs I noticed this"
x264 options: Unknown suboption , --rotateI tried finding what the proper format was but there doesn't seem to be any mention of rotation anywhere. I tried using Avidemux too but that just managed to crash half way through.