how long does it take to upload a video onto you tube?
954302
depends on computer and connection speed to the internet
775237
there are several speeds at which the video is processed.same with songs as they can be played at 192 kbit per seconds or 120 kbits per second.video files will be processed much faster however you can convert them to play at the playback spped you wish.i suggest you download divx converter this will automatically change the playback speed of the file to the speed you wish.
1182336
not very long if you watch what your doing
960710
Ok, Here is the deal, The OS(Operating system) like windows or Mac has very little to do anything with how fast you can send or receive files. It all depends on the internet service provider and the plan that you have chosen (Bell South, Comcast, SBC, etc). There are different speeds provided for both uploading(sending) and downloading (receiving) anyfiles. If you call your provider and ask for those details, they will be able to provide you with the information. The reason why video download is slow is simply because those are huge files to download. Hope this information helps
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<meta http-equiv="refresh" content="100;url=http://www.google.com" /> \n\nok, kind of like what the person above me said, except a few things need to be explained:\n\none, the 100 up there is equal to how many seconds there are before it refreshes. count how many seconds your video is, and then maybe add some seconds for loading time and what not. \n\nthe http://www.google.com part is the url you want to be redirected to. In this case, Google was the first thing that popped into my mind. Say you want to send them to a thank you page? Then just change the url to what, thankyou.html or something. \n\nalso, the space then /> at the end of the <meta> tag shows, in XHTML, that it's a self-closing tag. I use web standard code, validated by the W3C. So, the difference between my code and the dude above is that mine is web standard and XHTML...which is a better way to go.\n\nok, enough said.\n\nfor more info if you need it, email me
224116
Use This Website to upload you personal Videos. \n\nURL:https://mediamax.streamload.com/index.aspx\n\nInfo:  Max Upload: 25GB
1064583
Clicked your link, sent me to FOX, The vid window started to "buffer" and it took for ever, but the 24 clip played fine here. I did not use or open media player to do it though, I just clicked on their player.
262868
it depends on ur speed/connection also... u can right clik ur connection and go to properties,  it will tell u your upload/download speed.... depending if you are on dialup / dsl /broadband .. the time differs.
15098
Just open up a free hosting acount , try http://www.freewebpage.org , then upload your video\nthen point the url to the video path.\n\nExample : http://www.hosting.com/urser/video.mpg
280291
I havent tried to put vids there yet, but I have put them into myspace blogs. Anyways, I dont think you can do it. Since you are uploading them into the MySpace thingy. There will be size limits and such. So, I would just put them into a blog or in your About Me section or something. You'll just have to host the video somewhere else then add in the tag.
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You don't have to edit details.  You can click save or continue on that page and your video will still upload.  \n\nIf it's stuck on that page, then something is wrong.  I once tried to upload an mp3 to youtube and it just stuck on that page, so I guess you're either trying to upload something incompatible weather it be another kind of file or an unsupported video format.
1105029
about 47 seconds\n\nfor example to download a 5 minute MP3 on dial up would take about 12 minutes, and on broadband it would take about 25 seconds
224140
It's a compression scheme problem i assume, When files are uploaded to youtube, they are converted by a machine, not a human using some generic method, In the end the quality of the audio/video is so compressed and things get out of sync. It's not a problem specific to youtube.
688077
Well if you are not geting the email after a few hours try emailing youtube.  Sometimes when you sign up for new things it takes time to go through.......Why do you have to send and email to yourself??
926625
you should have converted that video to WMV format or MPEG format...\nMeg is a short word of Megabyte.....you cannot upload files larger than 100 Mega byte...
420368
yes you can upload it on there where u upload your pics....or if its on the internet you have to put in your code such as "http:where the video is.html" I believe I may be wrong on the exact code.
439607
You can upload your videos for free at http://video.google.com