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Thanks um we thort u was a toad?&lt; &nbsp;lol you like that and dont mind it being flashed all over experts exchange.<br />
&nbsp;If it helps<br />
When playing it in WMP rightclick the screen &gt;video&gt; fit video to player on resize<br />
I posted some more steps here how to rotate video<br />
<a href="https://www.experts-exchange.com/questions/28376637/Display-in-Media-Player.html" rel="ugc">https://www.experts-exchange.com/questions/28376637/Display-in-Media-Player.html</a><br />
All the best
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Thanks um we thort u was a toad?<  lol you like that and dont mind it being flashed all over experts exchange.
 If it helps
When playing it in WMP rightclick the screen >video> fit video to player on resize
I posted some more steps here how to rotate video
https://www.experts-exchange.com/questions/28376637/Display-in-Media-Player.html [https://www.experts-exchange.com/questions/28376637/Display-in-Media-Player.html]
All the best

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Occasionally I receive an MP4 video attached to an email. However, more often than not when I double-click the attachment to play the video, it comes up in Windows Media Player (WMP) sideways, or in other words, with the top of the video to my left and the bottom to my right. I've looked around in the settings but cannot find anywhere to rotate the image 90°.<br />
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Is that something that can be modified in WMP?<br />
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Thanks
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Occasionally I receive an MP4 video attached to an email. However, more often than not when I double-click the attachment to play the video, it comes up in Windows Media Player (WMP) sideways, or in other words, with the top of the video to my left and the bottom to my right. I've looked around in the settings but cannot find anywhere to rotate the image 90°.

Is that something that can be modified in WMP?

Thanks

Rotate the image 90° for MP4 videos in Windows Media Player

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