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- RotateMovie is an MPW tool that serves a simple, dedicated purpose in life: to rotate regular
- QuickTime movies to the correct orientation for playing in a panorama's backbuffer (90 degrees CCW).
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- RotateMovie will take one video and one sound track from the input movie.
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- The video track is output as much as possible just like the input track; the codec,
- spatialQuality, temporalQuality (unless -noFD is specified, in which case frame differencing
- is forced off regardless of the source's setting), bit depth, layer, and dimensions (rotated,
- of course) are all based on the input track.
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- The sound track is passed through unmodified as a reference; this means that if your source file
- had a sound track, you will need to flatten the output file to eliminate the reference back
- to the source sound track.
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- Processing can be aborted by pressing the mouse button.
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- Usage:
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- RotateMovie [options...] <outFile>, where options are:
- -in <inFile> Input MooV file
- -noFD No Frame Differencing
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- The -noFD option is provided to prevent frame differencing in the final movie. Frame
- differencing can cause visual problems when playing the movie in a panorama if the update rate
- is not maintained on slower machines.
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- 2/14/97
- BDW