<p>You don't do the flip while recording your video, it is done later as a transition effect in the video-editing program. Microsoft Movie Maker has several transitions to choose from, just as almost any movie editor whatsoever.</p>

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2013-03-10T02:05:32.227Z
Any free video editing programs available for this?
Solomon Closson
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2013-03-10T02:12:21.333Z
Nevermind, I believe the Movie Maker program is free.  Downloading and installing it now.  THANKS! :)
Solomon Closson
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Esa Paulasto
<p>How can I flip a browser window in the same way as seen in the MS Access video, which should automatically start at the correct time where the flip begins and only lasts about 3 seconds.  From 4:52 - 4:55</p>

<p>I would like to create a video (that I record of my desktop) that can do this.  But what program does this?</p>

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2013-03-09T20:01:46.153Z
Many video editing applications offer this sort of transition.  Final cut pro x is the one i'm most familliar with, but we might better answer your question if we knew what os you're using.
Jason Conrad
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Flipping Video Animation, How?
Solomon Closson
# Flipping Video Animation, How?

(Asked by: username_0 on 2013-03-09)

How can I flip a browser window in the same way as seen in the MS Access video, which should automatically start at the correct time where the flip begins and only lasts about 3 seconds. From 4:52 - 4:55

I would like to create a video (that I record of my desktop) that can do this. But what program does this?

**Tags:** video, editing

> **Comments:**
> **username_1**: Many video editing applications offer this sort of transition.  Final cut pro x is the one i'm most familliar with, but we might better answer your question if we knew what os you're using.  

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### Answer by username_2 on 2013-03-09. Score: 2 | Accepted answer

You don't do the flip while recording your video, it is done later as a transition effect in the video-editing program. Microsoft Movie Maker has several transitions to choose from, just as almost any movie editor whatsoever.

> **Comments:**
> **username_0**: Any free video editing programs available for this?  
> **username_0**: Nevermind, I believe the Movie Maker program is free.  Downloading and installing it now.  THANKS! :)  

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