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What's the best way to get videos from a digital camcorder to YouTube?
I've tried converting to MPG-1 "small" with Pinnacle .. but the video
is still blurry. In fact, I've tried all sorts of formats. I always
seem to lose a lot of quality. I see some vids are much clearer. What
are they doing to get this kind of quality? TIA for any help.

TwoBearCatz wrote:
> What's the best way to get videos from a digital camcorder to YouTube?
> I've tried converting to MPG-1 "small" with Pinnacle .. but the video
> is still blurry. In fact, I've tried all sorts of formats. I always
> seem to lose a lot of quality. I see some vids are much clearer. What
> are they doing to get this kind of quality? TIA for any help.

YouTube>Help>Uploading to YouTube:

What's the best format to upload for high quality?
We recommend the MPEG4 (Divx, Xvid) format at 320x240 resolution
with MP3 audio, at 30 frames per second. Resizing your video to these
specifications before uploading will help your clips look better on
YouTube.

And maybe you are interested in this one too:

Is there a limit to how much I can upload?
Currently, the only limit is 100MB and 10 minutes in length per
video (there is no length limit for Director accounts). We don't have
any limit for the number of videos you can upload, and don't foresee
adding a ceiling anytime in the future. So get crankin' and upload as
many videos as you'd like-it's more content for the whole YouTube
community to enjoy!

I love to help, but this one were too easy, sometimes it's good to look
the help at the sites. ^^

By the way, good luck with your videos! o/