You may not need to resize the file or convert to .flv before upload to
YouTube, I just uploaded a 6 minutes 720p H.263 avi video (my first YouTube
:-)). YouTube will do the conversions, they automatically generated
different files size from 240p to 720p. It take time, the first 240p was
around 11 minutes and overall was over half an hour. Their limit is 2GB and
15 minutes.
http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=nWBpj_Pf_uM
BTW, it is taken with E-PL1.
C.H.Ling
----- Original Message -----
From: "Jan Steinman" <Jan@xxxxxxxxxxxxxx>
>
> So it's a two-fold problem; making the file small is just part of it.
> Finding a place to park it where he can stream it is perhaps the harder
> part.
>
> If it's under ten minutes, he could put them on YouTube. He would have to
> convert it to .FLV (Flash Video) format first, but there are probably free
> tools for that.
>
> So, without knowing anything else about his situation, I'd say look at how
> people are putting stuff on YouTube, and do the same.
>
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