videos-out 90 degrees--help

I have a few videos that we took earlier last year 2013 but when downloaded they play at a 90' rotation to the screen and I am getting a sore neck lookin at them and would like to know how to rotate them befor I download them on here--there doesn't appear to b a rotation icon so u can turn the video..

help

regards
oneday

oneday,
I just tried it on one of mine and it worked.
I went to windows live movie maker, and found the rotate icon at top of page, try that maybe if ya haven't already, good luck
RW

oneday monday wrote:I have a few videos that we took earlier last year 2013 but when downloaded they play at a 90' rotation to the screen and I am getting a sore neck lookin at them and would like to know how to rotate them befor I download them on here--there doesn't appear to b a rotation icon so u can turn the video..

help

regards
oneday

Just rotate the screen!! 

http://www.howtogeek.com/howto/14751/rotate-a-video-90-degrees-with-vlc-or-windows-live-movie-maker/

Yep. just rotate the vid clip and click save.

and here's a tip if you are using your mobile phone to take video.
Turn it sideways, horizontal, and you get a wider view instead of the small perpindicular clip.

got it upright but still a skinny video--we r all too fat in the present format--hahaa..

regards
oneday

Oh bugga,
If the vid is still on the camera, maybe try fix it there before reloading onto computer. you quite possibly may have had a couple of "nugget enlargers", ie, stubbies, and changed something on the camera when filming.  
RW

Bignuggs wrote:and here's a tip if you are using your mobile phone to take video.
Turn it sideways, horizontal, and you get a wider view instead of the small perpindicular clip.

Did I get this wrong ? I sure did. Just proves I'm no expert with new fandangled phones.
I've messed around with my phone for the last 3 hours with different settings for video recording and I couldn't get it to record in the small perpendicular format.
I think it's more to do with ya resolution setting but correct me if I'm wrong.
To get wide view I think it has to be set as 16:9 (at least 1920x1080)same as a DVD. Old movies and television shows are in 4:3, it's why you see lots of black screen either side of the screen.
But like I say, I'm probably wrong. it's the reason I have my cameras set to auto.