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I changed a video’s effects to negative. Now I want to save the modified video. How can I do this?

I tried to save the file, but the changes did not show up when the file was played in another media player.

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  1. Open VLC
  2. Go to File > Convert/Save...
  3. Select the media file you want to convert or alter
  4. Check Show more options
  5. In the Edit Options field, add your filter options to create the appropriate changes that you desire.
  6. Click Convert/Save

Note, this will not apply the changes you have selected in the preferences dialog to the file. You will need to look up the command-line format of the effects that you wish to apply. For example, to rotate the video 180 degrees, use

:transform-type=180

You can find a comprehensive list of the command-line filters here, though most are presented in the global format (starting with --), which you need to convert to the stream-specific format (which start with : instead).

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  • thanx this is what i needed.
    – Roshan
    Commented Oct 24, 2013 at 5:05
  • Is there a way to extract these parameters from the current settings? I can view the video and it looks nice. Do I now have to go to the effects dialog and note down all the individual parameters by hand in order to export it? Also, motion-blur, for example, does not work. It is removed from the settings line and the video is converted without it.
    – Soerendip
    Commented Nov 9, 2018 at 17:33
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After some thought, I think HandBrake is a better tool for this. There is a "Dimensions" tab. You can set the desired cropping for each side, go to the preview tab, and when it looks good, hit "Start Encode". Much easier than figuring out command-line parameters.

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