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NOVAdash wrote on 6/17/2021, 10:03 PM

Incidentally, I ran into a bad issue yesterday. When dragging a vertical video into VMS 16, it would automatically make it horizontal, which doesn't work. Any attempts to rotate the video upright via pan/crop or Motion Track caused VMS to crash. What I ended up doing was rendering it as-is, and then using that render to rotate it upright. For some reason it didn't like the raw video from my cell phone, but only when recorded vertically.

EricLNZ wrote on 6/17/2021, 10:49 PM

@NOVAdash Correcting horizontal to vertical or vice versa is very simple in VMS16 & 17 Platinum versions. I don't know about the basic versions.

In Media pane right click on clip and there are rotate options.

Or on timeline right click on clip, select Properties and in the Media Tab there's a Rotation box with dropdown list.

@candylovergirl In addition to the above you need to customise your project properties to vertical resolution.

candylovergirl wrote on 6/18/2021, 1:31 PM

@NOVAdash Correcting horizontal to vertical or vice versa is very simple in VMS16 & 17 Platinum versions. I don't know about the basic versions.

In Media pane right click on clip and there are rotate options.

Or on timeline right click on clip, select Properties and in the Media Tab there's a Rotation box with dropdown list.

@candylovergirl In addition to the above you need to customise your project properties to vertical resolution.

Something is not working as expected, where is Media Panel?

How do customize my project to vertical res?

Thanks

Camelia

 

set wrote on 6/19/2021, 4:36 PM

Ok, so you are using Platinum version... ok.

In File>Render as..., select one of the render template (usually Magix AVC > one of Internet template), then do customize on resolution size, to fit for tiktok's requirement, then save the new render setting as new template.