![]() Note here that the audio metadata is not copied (which I expected, due to the -metadata:s:v:0 option) and ffmpeg tells me that it is copying the video metadata (without the rotation setting). I'm using the version with extra codecs, but I suppose that that doesn't matter, since only the muxing is being used here. ![]() This is a pure Debian testing userland.Īs a side note, ffmpeg is complaining about mismatched libraries because it is compiled two times in Debian, once without potentially problematic codecs and another with some extra codecs. Since the full output of ffmpeg was asked, here it goes. Is there any way of minimally changing the input data (possibly remuxing it) so as to keep it as close as possible to the original data? In particular, I don't want to reencode the file.Īny tools that are available under Linux are preferred. This, in particular, makes organizer programs be confused while showing the files by date, among other things. Unfortunately, using information from other answers didn't help. ![]() Since this video is from one rare event with my son, I would like to minimally change the video file, preferrably, only removing the rotation metadata and nothing else. Upon inspecting the file that was recorded, I saw (using both ffprobe and mediainfo) that it contains a flag that indicates that the video stream is rotated 90 degrees, which explains the rotation while playing the video. I recorded a video with my MotoG3 phone Android phone and the resulting video (perhaps due to shaking the phone) plays rotated, that is, vertically, which is not something that I want.
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