My daughters wedding was video taped with the flip camera. Operator turned the camera horizontal during filming. Is there any software that will allow me to flip the picture of the video file?

Does it start playing and then show a black screen or does it not power up at all?

Possibly. Important: Take no more video with the Flip until you've recovered the videos! This is to reduce the chance of you overwriting some of your "lost" wedding videos. There are many good freeware photo/video recovery software options that may help you recover your videos. This article reviews and outlines several of the better ones. Try for the ones that are listed in the article as being capable of recovering videos. If these don't work for you (but really they should if you just simply erased the videos), you might want to try some of the payware versions (with free preview features), or consider professional video recovery services.

Hi Antonius,

Welcome to FixYa.

Unfortunately, JVC does not provide the complete software for download. You will have to purchase the software by contacting JVC support in your country.

But, you can transfer the files to your computer without installing the software as shown in the below images:




Hope this helps. Thanks for using FixYa

This case sounds like really dirty picture and sound heads in camera and tape kept sticking so exposure was on each part of tape too long.
Keep camera heads shiny and clean by buying camera tape cleaner.
David

camcorders don't generally charge from pc's as the voltage is much higher.they won't switch on when the battery is low or i should below a certain voltage..try charging it using its charger it will probably be fine .good luck farr64[colin]

yes, there is a good software that has powerful editing functions, such as capture images, adjust flip video contrast, brightness and saturation and to apply special video effects including old film, gray and emboss, remove unwanted footages from flip videos, and so on.

please state the age of your devices. It can help a great lot in solving your problems. The lines that you get aren't continuous, are they? They appear to be going up and down, are different sizes and shift as the tape plays, yes? well, this is simple. You need to clean your recording head.

The tape must be broken or rolled inside the camera, try to see if you can open the camera door a bit and force tape out. You will probably lose the tape.

the only way is use good video software. There are a few available on line but you will have to see what your demands are for the software

TRY USING ANOTHER PLAYER IT MIGHT B YOUR CAM. TRY A HEAD CLEANER