yes yes, before you say I'm a noob a i should shot videos like every other normal human, hear me out.
My old HTC Desire Z was able to do this. It had android 2.3.3 on it.
When I held it upright: portrait, and started to record a video, it recorder it in portrait and when I played the footage on my computer it was in portrait.
now I have the Galaxy S3, android version 4.1.2, when I hold that portrait during recording the footage appears landscape on my computer. There must be a more simple way to rotate the video than using a editing software to do it.
HTC is able to do it, there must be a way to do it on the S3
Thanks
My old HTC Desire Z was able to do this. It had android 2.3.3 on it.
When I held it upright: portrait, and started to record a video, it recorder it in portrait and when I played the footage on my computer it was in portrait.
now I have the Galaxy S3, android version 4.1.2, when I hold that portrait during recording the footage appears landscape on my computer. There must be a more simple way to rotate the video than using a editing software to do it.
HTC is able to do it, there must be a way to do it on the S3
Thanks