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Geek Culture / uploading to youtube

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gozzy1999
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Posted: 6th Mar 2012 22:28
hey is the pic of me uploading a video to youtube suppose to look like that?
or not
306 mins!

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Indicium
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Posted: 6th Mar 2012 22:42
Depends on the length, quality, and your upload speed.

Mail it to them instead.

TheComet
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Posted: 6th Mar 2012 22:43 Edited at: 6th Mar 2012 22:43
Err... Usually posts like this belong in The Posting Competition. But seeing as I'm here, I may as well go ahead and answer your question.

The reason it's taking so long could be a number of things. Here are some possibilities:

1) You recorded it with fraps and are now uploading the entirely uncompressed video which is HUGE!! If so, compress it first with a video editing program.

2) Your internet connection SUCKS.

TheComet

gozzy1999
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Posted: 6th Mar 2012 23:00
its the fraps one lol

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Kevin Picone
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Posted: 6th Mar 2012 23:07
Then ... grab yourself a conversion package like Virtual Dub and have a tinker with compressing the video locally.

Pincho Paxton
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Posted: 6th Mar 2012 23:08
I use MyVideoConverter.. I think it's free.

gozzy1999
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Posted: 7th Mar 2012 09:09
LOL I have Any Video Converter, i will use that in the future

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MrValentine
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Posted: 7th Mar 2012 16:02
or try DivX Converter... well I have a licence so I dunno about limitations but it works wonders though I have a plethora of other licensed programs...

Kevin Picone
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Posted: 7th Mar 2012 17:03
If you want to edit your videos before uploading, then either record or pre-process the video fragments to Lagarith lossless codec (or anything without keyframes). This is much easier when editing.. You wont get the saving as other codecs (file size are normally about 40/50% of the original raw stream) , but you don't lose image quality from successive edits, and you can move forward back easily.

So generally i'll convert my captures into lossless, then assembly them with what ever app. For me, that's a really old app that came with my DVD burner (Video Studio 7).. It's awful.. But can be pretty quick to put the parts together. So when i'm done, I render the video out as XVID with Lame Mp3 for audio.

gozzy1999
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Posted: 7th Mar 2012 19:42
i got iy on now thanks for all your help here it is:


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