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Clearly there is something wrong, as I am still unable to rotate images using VLC! :) Are you not able to tell me what pixel format(s) VLC does support ( as far as rotation goes ), or simply provide me with a working example of an image which does rotate so I can try to compare it with the ones I ha...

Any ideas as to what I need to be doing to my images in order to get them to rotate?

If not, please could you give me a sample image which does rotate correctly so I can try to compare the differences?

Thanks.

Not sure how best to upload it, is this any good:

http://we.tl/TFXQuPr9aa

This what you are looking for ( I believe ): core debug: looking for video filter2 module matching "any": 58 candidates swscale debug: 450x450 (450x450) chroma: RV24 -> 450x450 (450x450) chroma: RV32 with scaling using Bicubic (good quality) core debug: using video filter2 module "sws...

2.2.0 Weatherwax

Scratch that, it works with *some* png files & seemingly no JPG files, certainly not that I've got.

Is there anyway to tell what pixel format I need an image to be in for it to be rotatable?

It seems as though it cannot rotate JPG files, it actually works fine with PNG files.

No chance of this being fixed in the future I assume?

Morning, For a while now I have successfully been using the command line parameters to rotate videos via: --video-filter=transform --transform-type=270 However I am now using VLC to display images as well as video files & have found that the above option doesn't work. Is there any way to rotate ...

Third post in a row, sure hope someone helps me out with this! :) The transform option seems to work within the VLC app itself, if I set the value from the Geometry / Effect & Filters menu but when I try and pass it through via the command line, it gets ignored. What am I doing wrong here: --tra...

OK, I've done some investigating & it seems like the rotate option is 'supposed' to crop the video, which seems a little odd to me! I've also found the transform option instead, which seems to work great in the app itself but vlcj doesn't recognise the option & just plays the video in its or...

Hi there, I'm looking into using VLC for an Java application which I am developing & have already set up the vlcj library to enable me to play the video in a Java app which is working fine. The problem is that the application will be displayed in a portrait orientation but all the videos are in ...