#WINDOWS MEDIA PLAYER MKV UPSIDE DOWN WINDOWS#

To 'fix' your original files, simple open the files in an Apple media player (like QT 7 Pro) and export the files. That is, you can either 'fix' the original recordings or re-record the the clips in a manner that avoids this problem. Is there any way to fix these clips so they are right-side up in both worlds? Or is there no choice but to re-record everything with iPhone's volume buttons pointed at the floor?Р”Р„ctually, you can do either.

By exporting the 'flipped' orientation, you are, in fact, re-encoding the original 'upside down' to a 'right-side up' display but simultaneously telling all Apple media players to play the file upside down.

When you flip the video orientation using QT 7 Pro, you're telling QT media players to play the file with an 'upside down' orientation. Since third-party media players ignore this value, they display the clip in its original orientation which, in your case is upside down. What the iPhone does is records an addition file value that tells Apple media players which edge to display as the 'top' during playback. When you record the clip on your iPhone, the clip is recorded just as you see it in the WMP-i.e., upside down. Your assumptions are only partially correct. If I use QuickTime Player to rotate the clips, then they are correct when viewed in WMP, but upside-down in QuickTime Player! If the source file does not have any problems, please select the option 'Make picture upside-down' on the 'Encoder' tab of the 'Advanced' function.

#WINDOWS MEDIA PLAYER MKV UPSIDE DOWN WINDOWS#

I have several clips that were recorded with the volume buttons pointed up. 8.Output video plays upside-down: Please make sure that Windows Media Player can play the source file. QuickTime is smart enough to correct and rotate automatically. I know the cause of this: If you record using an iPhone with the volume buttons pointed at the ceiling, the resulting video plays upside-down in Windows Media Player.

Windows media player mkv upside down