> OK, now what?  I'm trying to upload a video titled "Mii Channel Time
> Lapse", but after three tries it still keeps saying "Failed".

> WHAT DID IT FAIL ON?  It didn't say whether you weren't able to
> convert it or the format was invalid. Heck it doesn't even say "Failed
> (empty .mov file)" -- I can't even make .mov files on this PC. So
> what's the BIG failure, YouTube?!?

> Have you filled in the tags, description, and category (if necessary)?
> If not necessary or already have, is the video longer than 11 minutes?
> YouTube doesn't allow videos past 11 minutes with exceptions for some
> members.

> On Jul 17, 9:48 pm, EclipseWebJS wrote:

> > OK, now what?  I'm trying to upload a video titled "Mii Channel Time
> > Lapse", but after three tries it still keeps saying "Failed".

> > WHAT DID IT FAIL ON?  It didn't say whether you weren't able to
> > convert it or the format was invalid. Heck it doesn't even say "Failed
> > (empty .mov file)" -- I can't even make .mov files on this PC. So
> > what's the BIG failure, YouTube?!?

> It ain't a tagging issue, it's the format I'm trying to use.  So far,
> I've been experimenting with using a native MPEG4 codec that YouTube
> had originally understood.  No video has actually exceeded 10 minutes
> in length.  All the required fields are filled.

> So far, here's what I've got going:
> I've been uploading some AVI files using native MPEG4 encoding for
> video (1.1 Mbps average) and MP3 audio (22,050 Khz, 160 Kbps Stereo),
> using 480x360 as the frame size.  I'd rather be using DivX but it
> makes my videos bloated, past 100 MB in most instances.

> On Jul 17, 9:52 pm, secretply wrote:

> > Have you filled in the tags, description, and category (if necessary)?
> > If not necessary or already have, is the video longer than 11 minutes?
> > YouTube doesn't allow videos past 11 minutes with exceptions for some
> > members.

> > On Jul 17, 9:48 pm, EclipseWebJS wrote:

> > > OK, now what?  I'm trying to upload a video titled "Mii Channel Time
> > > Lapse", but after three tries it still keeps saying "Failed".

> > > WHAT DID IT FAIL ON?  It didn't say whether you weren't able to
> > > convert it or the format was invalid. Heck it doesn't even say "Failed
> > > (empty .mov file)" -- I can't even make .mov files on this PC. So
> > > what's the BIG failure, YouTube?!?

> I have a low upload rate and I'd much rather keep my videos at a
> reduced size so that it doesn't take an entire day to upload, at the
> most. Somewhere less than 50 MB is good, anything greater than 50 MB
> is bad.

> Ok well thank you for listening, I can no longer help you as of I
> don't know how to resolve your problem. Thanks anyways.

> On Jul 17, 10:09 pm, EclipseWebJS wrote:

> > I have a low upload rate and I'd much rather keep my videos at a
> > reduced size so that it doesn't take an entire day to upload, at the
> > most. Somewhere less than 50 MB is good, anything greater than 50 MB
> > is bad.

> I guess nobody else has insight on why avideofails processing with
> no reason?  I had to fallback to Windows Media format, which is crap
> compared to straight AVI format. Get your act together, YouTube--fix
> that MPEG4 decoder!

> On Jul 17, 10:11 pm, secretply wrote:

> > Ok well thank you for listening, I can no longer help you as of I
> > don't know how to resolve your problem. Thanks anyways.

> > On Jul 17, 10:09 pm, EclipseWebJS wrote:

> > > I have a low upload rate and I'd much rather keep my videos at a
> > > reduced size so that it doesn't take an entire day to upload, at the
> > > most. Somewhere less than 50 MB is good, anything greater than 50 MB
> > > is bad.