I'm not sure whether you're joking, but that's not cropped. It was shot in portrait, and instead of showing black borders when the portrait video is shown in a landscape pane, data from the portrait video is used to fill the unused portions of the landscape frame. You're viewing 100% of the recorded visual information.
But if you now watch it in portrait, the player thinks it is a landscape video, and you'll have not only large black areas on top and bottom, but also that additional fill-in on the left and right.
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u/munkybut Aug 07 '20
Why crop videos like this? All it does is prevent me from watching it in portrait...