Video Rotate & Flip

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With Video Rotate & Flip, you can now rotate and flip your videos in a very easy way, directly on your device.
Rotate your videos to change the portrait/landscape orientation, or flip them to turn the image upside down.

Here are some different usages of Video Rotate & Flip :

you recorded a video with a bad orientation because you forgot to remove the rotation lock of your device. Use Video Rotate & Flip to change the orientation.
you took a video of the ground or the sky. The orientation choosen by the device is not optimal and you want to change it.
you want to add a mirror effect, flipping the video horizontally, in order to make things impossible to read.
you just want to add some funny effect to a video, turning it upside down, or rotating it.
some video players on your computer does not rotate the video correctly. Use Video Rotate & Flip to fix the video and apply the orientation.

If the video is still not readable on your computer, your video player might not fully support the .mov file extension. Use Quicktime instead.

You will find the original and intuitive user interface, common to all our videos applications.
These applications have been featured many times by Apple and various websites.

This application can run, on your iPhone and your iPad, as a standalone application, a Photo Extension, or an Action Extension (from the compatible applications like the Photo app).
Videos can be imported from your device, iTunes File Sharing or directly from the camera.
Portrait and Landscape orientations are supported.

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(v1.5 on iPhone 6)		(v1.5 on iPad)

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Q : I'm on iOS8.0 (or higher), and the application does not display most of my videos. Why ?
It is highly possible that you have ICloud photos enabled on your iPhone.

ICloud photos automatically moves your old photos and videos from your camera roll to the cloud. Your camera roll (Recently added) containing only your most recent videos (and photos).

The app displays the videos that are in the camera roll, this is probably only a few videos can be seen.
Here are the possible solutions :
- In the photo app, you can download back a video from the cloud to your device (in the camera roll).
- Adding a video to an album in the photo application of your device, should permanently keep the video in the device. The app can display the videos in your albums if you swipe to the right, once in the video selection screen.
- Alternatively, the app can be used as an Extension, so you can launch it directly from the photo app, with any of your video selected.
Q : The videos in my Camera Roll are not accessible. How to solve that problem?
You must go to the Settings application -> "Privacy" -> "Photos", and set the app (Rotate & Flip) to ON.
Q : The videos imported from my computer are not accessible. How to solve that problem?
The videos you have imported are most probably located in the Video app of your device (and taken from the Movies folder in iTunes).
Unfortunately, Video Rotate & Flip (and every other app from the Appstore) cannot access those videos in the Video application yet.

The only videos accessible are the ones in the Photo application (the Camera Roll, organized by Events or by Albums)
They are the ones recorded with your camera, but you can also import videos to this Camera Roll from your computer using iTunes, the same way you would import your photos.

Rotate & Flip, also supports the iTunes Files Sharing feature, so you can manually add some external videos to Video Rotate & Flip quite easily.
Here is how to copy your videos to the Rotate & Flip folder in iTunes : http://support.apple.com/kb/HT4094
The suggested file format of the videos is Apple QuickTime .mov. Other file formats like .mp4 or .avi files are also supported but might raise some compatibilities issues.
Q : The rotation works on iPhone but not on my computer. What can I do?
Here are some possible solutions to your problem:
- If your goal is to fix a video that is incorrectly rotated in an external video player (like Windows Media Player), then simply
  - open that video in Video Rotate & Flip.
  - do NOT perform any rotation or flips (as the desired orientation should be displayed).
  - export the video using the improved compatibility mode.
  - save the video (in your Camera Roll, or itunes File Sharing) and import it in your computer.
- Check that you are really exporting the video (and not only viewing it in the application).
  Here are the steps to export the rotated video :
  - Press the top right icon, once the video is rotated or flipped according to your need.
  - Select one of the available export modes (check the next point for more informaton about that).
  - Select one the available destination.
- Check that you have selected the export mode that you need.
  - If your goal is to fix a video that is rotated/inverted in your computer (using window media player of VLC) or in youtube: You should use the Slower conversion, improved compatibility mode.
  - If your goal is to rotate or flip a video and that you plan to view it on your iPhone/iPad, in Quicktime of in any video player that fully supports the most recent versions of the .mov video file format: You should use the Quick conversion, no quality loss mode.
- Check is that you are correctly importing the rotated video on your computer, and that you are not importing the original (unchanged) one.
  Video Rotate & Flip does not delete the original video. When you export the video, a new one is created.
- The Quicktime video player (made by Apple) should be able to read rotated videos without any problems.
  If that's not your case, check that you have the latest version version installed on your computer.
Q : How can I delete videos that have been loaded?
- In case the video to be deleted is located in your Camera Roll, go to the Photo application and you'll be able so see all your videos (and photos).
  Once the video is selected, use the dedicated button to delete it.
- In case the video to be deleted is located in the iTunes File Sharing folder, here is how to access and delete it : http://support.apple.com/kb/HT4094
Q : What video formats can be read?
The video decoder used in the app is the one provided by Apple.
It is able to support all the video formats that are handled by the device itself.
It might depend on the model and iOS version you are using.

For instance, on iPhone5S (with iOS7) here are the supported formats :
- H.264 video up to 1080p, 60 frames per second, High Profile level 4.2 with AAC-LC audio up to 160 Kbps, 48kHz, stereo audio in .m4v, .mp4, and .mov file formats
- MPEG-4 video up to 2.5 Mbps, 640 by 480 pixels, 30 frames per second, Simple Profile with AAC-LC audio up to 160 Kbps per channel, 48kHz, stereo audio in .m4v, .mp4, and .mov file formats
- Motion JPEG (M-JPEG) up to 35 Mbps, 1280 by 720 pixels, 30 frames per second, audio in ulaw, PCM stereo audio in .avi file format
(source : http://www.apple.com/iphone-5s/specs/)