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It is skipped from my check-list above as I found, that in most cases proper configuration is by default set in VLC.

Mentioned tutorial has a large part about changing your VLC configuration. In this case, uncheck Transform checkbox in Geometry window, check Rotate instead and manually set Angle. In some certain situations (file type, codec used, operating system and VLC version) transform operation ( Tools > Effects and Filters > Video Effects > Geometry > Transform) may produce undesirable side effects, like some unwanted color changes, extra luminosity etc. Remember to uncheck rotate option (or click Tools > Preferences > Reset Preferences button), after you successfully write your converted video or else, you’ll see each of your videos rotated. Changes you made in Tools > Effects and Filters are permanent and restored upon each VLC restart.Here is the list of “glitches” that are not mentioned in cited tutorial or are mentioned partially, but still may be important to you: Finally, click Start button to begin conversion / rotating process.Īfter this, you should have your video rotated and saved to file picked point 6.Click first icon next to this dropdown (“wrench”?) to modify settings of output file format.In Convert > Settings use Profile dropdown to select output video file format and encoding.Click arrow down next to Convert / Save button, select Convert and pick destination file.Select Media > Convert / Save > File tab > Add and add video file, you have open in VLC.Click Close to confirm and play your video to verify that resulting effect suits you.