I watched a number of videos regarding Director Status and changed my
account to Director about a month ago, and then today in an attempt to
keep the videos in a logical order I first tried to upload the last
video first of a 5 hour series on "The Chronology Of Humanity" and it
took me a while to figure out how to use the multiuploader.  The
button to browse for my video wasn't marked as browse for video to
upload so, when I clicked it at first I didn't understand what it was
doing ... it took me about half an hour to figure out how to
multiupload.  But now that I understand it seems easy.

Of course, my big complaint is that there is a ten minute limit on
files and I'm not prepared to cut up the series into ten minute
sections.  The videos are already divided up into the Introduction and
then 8 different millennial days having day 7 in two parts and day 8
in three parts already.  So, I am currently trying to find out how to
contact YouTube and see if they are interested in hosting our videos.
The letter is as follows:

Dear Youtube,

We have just completed a 5 hour series on "The Chronology Of
Humanity" (history and prophecy) in 12 parts.  Most are over 10
minutes in length and under 40 minuted in duration.  All are under 100
MB in file size.  We realize that Youtube has a 10 minute restriction
which we have exceeded in all but one of the Chronology videos.

We also have made a series of 9 short videos titled "Synopsis" of the
Introduction and each of the 8 Millennial Days in "The Chronology Of
Humanity" [includes prophecy for the Seventh Millennium which began in
the spring of 1996 AD, and the Eighth Millennium counting From Zero
(Creation)] that run about three minutes on average.

We would like to be able to post all of them on http://www.youtube.com/user/briansestate
in an orderly sequence.

We also have a Chronology Diagram which would allow users to click on
each Day if we were allowed to create a usemap (html) code for that
purpose and upload the diagram and code to Youtube.com.

Also, at the end of each video we would like to be able have it
automatically go to the next video inline.

We realize that viewing the whole Chronology is like attempting to eat
a whole watermelon in one sitting.  So, we purposed that viewers take
one slice at at time and come back again and again.  It's far more
enjoyable when viewed in that manner.  They should be both educational
and entertaining.

Note that the research is our own work.

Can you be of assistance?

Sincerely,George & Dana Brown
(A Father & Son Team)

On Sep 27, 6:54 pm, YouTube Timmy wrote: