First, before you do anything, try the youtube bulk upload plugin. You may have to install google gears first. that should solve the problem. Make sure you have the latest version of QT as a number of versions of QT have compression bugs of various sorts. I never use QT, but it can work well. Bascally, as far as youtube goes, it can accept a variety of formats but is happiest with H264, which the latest version of QT supports. However, the Zoom Q3 is a VGA device,so the native file format is MPEG4 SD. That probably is H264 but not high definition. It may use a proprietary codec.
Lastly, it could simply be that there was an error in the upload. In order to troubleshoot the above issue make a ten or twenty second video. Select "private" so it will not be distributed (alwats a good idea, should you need to redo it) Upload that. If that works, it probably is a network issue, Make sure you are not using wireless to upload the video. If it does not work, try a different output. Even though the video is not HD, select 1080 x720 (720p) H264. If that fails, use yousendit to send me a small sample and I will be happy to analyse the codec. Best dt SeAt 11:46 AM 11/27/2009, you wrote: > I thought I would put a short piece on you tube, but have come up with > an upload error twice and upload aborted. Any ideas why? I've opened > my video from my Zoom Q3 with Quick Time Plus and sent the file to 'My > Documents'. I see no problem with the file when viewing it with Quick > Time. Does it need further compression or processing? > > > > Thanks, > > > > Ned > > -- > > >To get on or off this list see list information at >http://www.cs.dartmouth.edu/~wbc/lute-admin/index.html
