It’s not clearly documented on the YouTube site but you can upload WMV files to Youtube.

Here is a quote from the Youtube website:

What video file formats can I upload?
YouTube accepts video files from most digital cameras and camcorders, and cell phones in the .AVI, .MOV, and .MPG file formats.

I found that the best setting in Windows Movie maker to create WMV files for Youtube is 320X240 at 512 Kbps.

Time Magazine Names YouTube Best Invention for 2006.

I don’t think YouTube is an “invention” and it certainly wasn’t the first to market to upload and share videos.

I agree with camcorderinfo that this doesn’t really qualify as an invention.

Here is a tutorial for downloading videos from Youtube and converting them to a format for Ipod.
You will need to download Super to encode the downloaded video.

If you right click anywhere is Super you can choose the ouput destination of the file.

In all my research for YouTube in the previous post I decided to create a tutorial for Windows movie maker with all my new found knowledge. I figured since this is a video site I should attempt to create a video tutorial. Here is my first one

Like most people I hate the sound of my recorded voice. Perhaps next time I can hire Don LaFontaine.

I used camtasia to capture the screen and then I edited in Vegas Studio. Creating keyframes to zoom in on the screen was a bit of a hassle.

I would really like to hear some feedback so leave a comment to let me know what you think.