@Gonzo17

It might be that the dimensions are longer vertically than horizontally instead of longer horizontally then vertically

In the old days when you would watch a movie on the Television TV some of the footage was lost because the dimensions were different

I am used to youtube videos that are longer horizontally than vertically

but maybe your video was longer vertically than horizontally

I can rotate the view 90 degrees by rotating my device but that was acting funny

@shortstories I'm still trying the program out

@Gonzo17

What I told you is in case it helps you figure it out

@shortstories thanks for your help that's how I learn

@Gonzo17

My device has three settings for viewing

portrait
landscape
auto rotate

If I view your video on landscape then it automatically changes to portrait which normally does not happen whenI watch youtube videos

If I choose portrait it stays set on portrait

on auto rotate instead of auto rotating to a different setting when the device changes position it looks like the portrait setting

The long conclusion

I think your video is in portrait dimensions and so it misses part of the text

@shortstories on the editing software have different modes I'll use others to see what works best

@Gonzo17

Portrait and landscape used to have to do with how you would print paper from a printer

I do not know if the younger generations used or uses printers to print documents and pictures or if everything was submitted purely electronically in public schools and colleges

So I do not know if portrait and landscape mean anything to the younger generations

@shortstories I still do I'm old myself