<p>You can simply transform the video to be vertical within the normal frame.  I'd do it using a nested sequence that way you can avoid having to alter your main full quality sequence.  Simply make a new scene, drag your existing scene in to it.  Click on the clip, go to Effects Control.  Expand Motion control and adjust the rotation, scale and position as necessary.</p>

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2013-04-28T05:26:33.953Z
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<p>I am creating a video in portrait orientation but the TV I am putting this on cannot rotate the video while playing, so I need to export the video in landscape format. Is there a way to rotate the video when exporting or rotate the entire sequence?</p>

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Export rotated video out of Adobe Premiere
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# Export rotated video out of Adobe Premiere

(Asked by: username_0 on 2013-04-27)

I am creating a video in portrait orientation but the TV I am putting this on cannot rotate the video while playing, so I need to export the video in landscape format. Is there a way to rotate the video when exporting or rotate the entire sequence?

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### Answer by username_1 on 2013-04-28. Score: 2

You can simply transform the video to be vertical within the normal frame. I'd do it using a nested sequence that way you can avoid having to alter your main full quality sequence. Simply make a new scene, drag your existing scene in to it. Click on the clip, go to Effects Control. Expand Motion control and adjust the rotation, scale and position as necessary.


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