copying videos from one SD card to another videos are now sideways
So I had a 32 GB micro SD card which between music, pictures and videos had about 1 gb left. I recently purchased a 128 Micro GB and wanted to move my music and most of my pictures/videos on to it so I would have access to them on my phone. I put the 32gb card in an adapter and then in my usb port of my pc. Several of the videos which used to have the correct orientation on the original sd card are now sideways. When I had that card in my phone, I was able to view them properly. I used Movie maker to rotate a few on my pc and I tried 3 different Android apps on my phone. They did rotate the videos but also modified the date so now I no longer know the date they were taken. My first question is why are videos on the original card now sideways when they weren't before? (and I did not transfer them to the PC, they are still on the card). My second question is how can I rotate the video without modifying the date? I found a few folks that mentioned updating some sort of Unix code. I'm pretty technical but not that technical.
So I had a 32 GB micro SD card which between music, pictures and videos had about 1 gb left. I recently purchased a 128 Micro GB and wanted to move my music and most of my pictures/videos on to it so I would have access to them on my phone. I put the 32gb card in an adapter and then in my usb port of my pc. Several of the videos which used to have the correct orientation on the original sd card are now sideways. When I had that card in my phone, I was able to view them properly. I used Movie maker to rotate a few on my pc and I tried 3 different Android apps on my phone. They did rotate the videos but also modified the date so now I no longer know the date they were taken. My first question is why are videos on the original card now sideways when they weren't before? (and I did not transfer them to the PC, they are still on the card). My second question is how can I rotate the video without modifying the date? I found a few folks that mentioned updating some sort of Unix code. I'm pretty technical but not that technical.
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