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In response to
"STIS: I need to take a video (in .mov format), which was recorded *upside down*, and flip it (180 degrees) and get it in a format to upload to YouTube"
by
JaxSean
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Not a definitive answer, but I have found Windows Movie Maker to be far more capable than I would have expected.
Posted by
Subversive
Mar 30 '16, 19:52
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Not sure if it can work with .mov files, but it's free, so worth a try.
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