It’s up on elbeno.com.
If you got a digital camera for Xmas (or otherwise), check it out. An easy way to rotate avi movies.
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Yay! Just what I could do with. Looks like it'll be much easier to use than Blender3D – although I'm guessing it can't project the video onto a rotating cube, which might come in handy…
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Excellent. It's beta in that I haven't tested it on any cameras other than mine. Let me know how it turns out. And email me if you want non-demo version that can do 90 clockwise rotation too. I'm thinking of selling the full version for a nominal fee, which is why I created the demo.
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