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Post by petero on Jan 4, 2010 13:57:33 GMT 12
My son has his own camcorder, enjoys speedway and now regularly tapes most shows we go to.
However he has indicated uploading to You Tube has got much slower and harder lately, with some files taking hours to upload.
we do not get the full upload speed yet, but do average 750 kbps.
He records onto a SD card and the machine allows direct upload to You Tube via a one button operation.
He does not change the recorded format to upload, nor does he appear to downsize or alter the file in any way.
any tips and advice appreciated so he can upload quicker and be keener to get them online more.
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Post by MadMarty13B on Jan 4, 2010 13:58:42 GMT 12
Pm Mental1
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Post by Abb0 on Jan 4, 2010 14:58:24 GMT 12
Perhaps moving the file to the PC before the YouTube upload? It might be the SD card that's the bottle neck.
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Post by MENTL1 on Jan 4, 2010 15:03:39 GMT 12
Dont ask me as Ive always had the same problem lol The small clip im soon to put up took 4 hours to load  No doubt its got something to do with upload speed which can be fixed by going to a better plain which would mean more $$  |
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Post by rageykiwi on Jan 5, 2010 8:53:18 GMT 12
Dont ask me as Ive always had the same problem lol The small clip im soon to put up took 4 hours to load No doubt its got something to do with upload speed which can be fixed by going to a better plain which would mean more $$ Your camera work and editing is great, keep up the good work |
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Post by rageykiwi on Jan 5, 2010 9:16:15 GMT 12
Perhaps a few things ive found is that using firefox has being an issue with me when uploading and changed to IE just for that reason, Although Youtube is buzy at times, files get adjusted and in cases re encoded, Its great to see others showing speedway in this country to the world,although i take it as all fun ,My cam work is not great ,not fast enough to catch everything, Whanau turning up surprising you lol, |
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Post by Beadlebomb on Jan 5, 2010 20:17:33 GMT 12
Oiginal file size combined with SD card transfer will slow things down.
I find I have to find he happy medium between file size and quality.
I download via a video tape camcorder. I download to PC and edit in windows moviemaker or power diretor.
Original file sizes can be 2 - 300mb when finished editing, I have to reduce as it would take forever to download.
I would suggest the bulk of your prob would be SD card transfer though.
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