Bits and pieces

[sorcyress]

xkcd post really truly is forthcoming, I just need to figure out a way to fix the video first. IMPORTANT QUESTION: If I shot something holding my camera sideways, is there an easy way to take the video and rotate the whole video 90 degrees?

(For reference, I have a macbook with iDVD and iMovie bundled. Help?)

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I wrote a drabble for english class that I liked enough to post in the Kattales. Go read!

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College remains fun. I am slowly making better friends (as opposed to aquantinces). Ria has a scanner which I may attack at some point. I'm trying to get together a RHPS expidition for this Saturday.

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I have gotten back into Neopets in a hella-bad-serious way. By which I mean, I have made an excel spreadsheet and am keeping track of how much money I bring in and where it comes from. Yeeeeeeeahhhh...

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Vegan Pizza is super-delicious. Vegan Baklava is just about the greatest thing I have ever eaten in my life. Boston has one of two vegan pizza parlours in the country --the other one is in Seattle. (Ksatyr and I went on Saturday night and it was AWESOME)

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Free, reasonably intense, yoga classes rock my socks.

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I used too many stars in this post. :(

~Sor
MOOP!

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[mrbelm.livejournal.com]

There's a free iMovie plug-in called TurnClip:

http://www.imovieplugins.com/plugs/turnclip.html

After you rotate the video, use the Aspect Ratio plug-in (also free) to un-distort the results (Video pixels are rectangular in the y axis; if you rotate the video, everything will look stretched along the x axis.):

http://www.imovieplugins.com/plugs/aspectratio.html