Yesterday, I decided to play an Indian movie dvd on my Macbook Pro running Mac Os El Capitan. I launched the VLC media player on my Mac, opened the disc, only to see the movie displaying vertically. After playing with VLC settings, I was able to rotate the video by flipping it horizontally. So, follow me through as I explain how to rotate video in vlc on mac.

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I will assume you have downloaded and installed VLC for Mac. You can download VLC player at www.videolan.org or at Filehippo.com

Now, launch the VLC media player and open the video you want to rotate.

Go to “Window” > “Video Effects”

Click on the “Geometry” tab

Select “Transform” and select the transformation type from the drop-down. You can try “flip horizontally”

Alternatively,
Open the video you want to rotate.

Go to VLC > Preferences

When the Preferences window opens, click the “Show All” button

Go to Video > Filters > Transformation

In the Transformation drop-down, select the transform type. You can try “flip horizontally”

Click Save.

I hope this helps.

NB : I used VLC version 2.1.5 Rincewind

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