We’ll show you how.
Start by launching your video with VLC.
Then, from the app’s menu bar, select Tools > Effects and Filters.
On the “Adjustments and Effects” window, choose the “Video Effects” tab.
In the “Video Effects” tab, pull up the “Geometry” tab.
you’ve got the option to also flip your video horizontally or vertically using the same drop-down menu.
Back on the playback screen, your video will play withyour chosen rotation controls.
Keep in mind that your rotation tweaks will remain in action until you manually disable them.
To stop your future video playbacks from rotating, kill the rotation options you enabled above.
First, use the above section to rotate your video by your specified angle.
Once you’ve done that, from VLC’s menu bar, select Media > Convert/Save.
Then, at the bottom, select “Convert/Save.”
On the “Convert” window, next to “Profile,” smack the spanner icon.
bring up the “Video Codec” tab followed by the “Filters” tab.
In the “Filters” tab, find and turn on the “Video Transformation Filter” option.
Then, choose “Save.”
Back on the “Convert” window, next to “Destination File,” click “Browse.”
Then, choose the folder in which you want to preserve your rotated video file.
When you’re done, at the bottom of the “Convert” window, click “Start.”
VLC will start rotating and saving your video.
You’ll see the progress at the bottom of the VLC interface.
When VLC has finished rotating your video, the resulting file will be available in your chosen folder.
And you’re all set.
Did you know you’re able to rotate videos onMac,Android, andiPhoneas well?
Check out our guides to learn how.
Related:How to Rotate a Video On Your Mac
