Youtube also has a rudimentary video editor which can be found somewhere on your dashboard when you login. It allows you to cut and combine clips, add text or sound/music, but it also has an option to rotate the orientation of the video.
It starts to get really complicated when you found out halfway the filming that you are filming upside down and decide to correct that while filming.....that means you would have to split the recording and rotate the view on one piece of the clip and than re-attach the clips again!
Alex
p.s. Bob.....I bet you thought that rotating the camera to Australian view, meant you would also benefit from the warmer OZ weather
