You have to convert it.. but why do you need to? If it's a demo of a hacker, or whatever, you don't need to convert it, just attach the file in an email.
[ame]http://rapidshare.com/files/198538791/yoga3.dem.html[/ame]
since i fail at this and suck with computers... can someone help me with this?
there is the demo. It is like 13 minutes long and youtube requires it to be 10... so if someone could please convert that to the requirements youtube will take (right file type and length) and just snip off the end of it so it is 10 minutes long i would love that.
And even a video:
[ame]http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=l4MK_XJeNqA[/ame]
It is of course, free. I have used this technique to make MANY videos, and it always allows me to get the bet possible quality. It's much better than having to pay for a program like FRAPS that still records very crappy videos.
Here is what I do to upload to Youtube.
1) Get free version of FRAPS
2) After I record my footage I use Windows Movie Maker
3) Edit your footage
4) Save your footage by selecting Publish to My Computer
5) Name your video, pulbish to videos, and select Next
6) Highlight More Settings and pick the best option that you want.
7) Enjoy your footage on Youtube. After a while it may got to HD.
I'm serious when I say watch out for FRAPS on Source. Besides the demo only letting you record thirty second of footage at a time, the quality is substandard at best.
I'm serious when I say watch out for FRAPS on Source. Besides the demo only letting you record thirty second of footage at a time, the quality is substandard at best.