Damn, you have to have a website to upload the vids. Is that right? It wouldn't take one i tried.

Damn, you have to have a website to upload the vids. Is that right? It wouldn't take one i tried.

Yeah, you need website. Unless your linking it from another website.

https://upload.video.google.com/

Ken don't know if this is what you are refering to but no personal website is needed just upload your video after creating an account.
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Yeah it asks for your own website as part of the sign up. I tried posting some videos of my wife and I and it wouldn't "publish" them because the website I gave was not real (I don't have my own).

No it doesn't. What ya smoking? And how come your not sharing?

https://upload.video.google.com/video_instructions.html

These are the steps required to upload. You just need to use there little program but I don't see anywhere it says that the vids need to be hosted on your personal site which would mean using your bandwidth.

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Dude you're correct! I swear when I signed up awhile ago it required a website so I never used the damn thing.

I'll try it tomorrow, but Google said there was an issue with authentication.

Ken, it looks like all they are going to accept is Mpeg-2 and Mpeg4 so if you're made whatever you're trying to share a wm (windows media) file that may be one of the reasons you're having trouble. Just a thought.

You pr0n guys make the web go 'round.

<BLOCKQUOTE class="ip-ubbcode-quote"><div class="ip-ubbcode-quote-title">quote:</div><div class="ip-ubbcode-quote-content">Originally posted by Fubar:
Ken, it looks like all they are going to accept is Mpeg-2 and Mpeg4 so if you're made whatever you're trying to share a wm (windows media) file that may be one of the reasons you're having trouble. Just a thought. </div></BLOCKQUOTE>Since I don't know the difference between those and what I have I guess I'll just wait... Mr computer expert here, signing off.

Ken,
I you can get Quicktime Pro for windows it's like $29.00 and it will allow you do encode your footage into mpeg2 and mpeg4.

http://www.apple.com/quicktime/pro/win.html