Ahh! Thats really useful.Originally Posted by Gojive
Thankyou so much
If you have Windows XP, then you have the built in Movie Maker. Once you've captured your footage, step 2 (Edit Movie) has an option to 'View video effects'. One of the effects you can apply, is 'Rotate 90 deg' (or even 180).Originally Posted by Paul F
It's possibly not the best software available, but it's a certainly a useful starting point. If you have XP Service Pack 2 installed, you should also have Windows Movie Maker vers 2, which will allow you to save your edited movie back to the camcorder.
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Ahh! Thats really useful.Originally Posted by Gojive
Thankyou so much
I got a dinky little tripod for £15 which seems to be well engineered. I can't remember who makes it but I think I've got the receipt somewhere at home. You can rotate and angle the camera but I've not tried setting it up with the camera on its side. I'll give that a go!Originally Posted by Paul F
Thanks for that. I need to edit a sound file on a clip I took with the Pentax to get rid of some distortion. I'll have a play with Movie Maker and see if that will do it.Originally Posted by Gojive
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