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Uploading of video on YouTube
Arun @ Jun 01, 2007

http://www.usaweekend.com/07_issues/070610/070610techsmart.html

This informative short article is published from USA Weekend, the largest circulating weekly newspaper supplement in USA. The commercial part is removed.

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TechSmart

Easy uploading

YouTube-friendly devices make video-sharing simple.

Sharing video on YouTube is all the rage, but pocket Spielbergs soon realize that it's not just a matter of click and drag. YouTube accepts any number of video formats, but it works best with MPEG-4 (a type of video standard compatible with most computers). Unfortunately, getting your video into any of these formats requires a long process called transcoding, in which you convert your video into a compatible format.

If you have a webcam, there's an easier way: YouTube's Quick Capture. Compatible with webcam-enabled PCs running Internet Explorer or Firefox, Quick Capture lets you record your video blog/cute kitten story/karaoke session right in front of your PC. To start it, log into YouTube and click "Upload Videos." First, YouTube will ask you to fill out some identifying information. Select "Use Quick Capture," allow YouTube to use your webcam, and then the feature works just like a regular video recorder. To tape something, click "Record." Once you're done, YouTube does the rest of the work.

-- John Biggs