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I wish I could help you out with the issue you stated but I’m far from being a “techie.”

I think you did a great job with the video. It’s not perfect but so few are. You got your point across and it’s more personal than an article.

I felt the pain when you said “this is take 100″ lol I just finished a 3-part video series for a product and each video took about 10 tries.

By Josh Spaulding on Aug 24, 2007

Odd…well I’ve never had that sort of Youtube problem…I’ve uploaded several video clips that didn’t experience much of a distortion or loss of quality. I think I used some software called Ashampoo or something like that to shrink my video before sending it to Youtube…anyhow just passing by!

Raymond
http://www.moneybluebook.com

By Raymond on Aug 26, 2007

There are actually a few good Squidoo lenses on YouTube Video quality

For encoding one of the best free tools is http://mediacoder.sourceforge.net/index.htm

By Andy Beard on Aug 26, 2007

Raymond,
I am using the MS Movie Maker to edit the footage, as it is saving a movie for the web affects the quality. After YouTube process it, the quality decreases even further.

Andy,
Thanks I think information there is good no matter where you choose to host your video.

If you noticed gentlemen, I went with blip.tv instead of blip. I really like what they hae to offer.

By Vlad on Aug 26, 2007

you can actually take in more information because its faster i might introduce that full scale i think steve pavlina wrote about it aswell

By shazad on Aug 27, 2007