instructor - bob horn - automated technical support services, inc. youtube video upload limits...

Instructor - Bob Horn - Automated Technical Support Services, Inc.

YouTube Video Upload Limits

Getting Started: Video length and size• There are two ways to upload your video: by using our

Single File Uploader or the YouTube Uploader (for multiple files). With either of these methods, your videos can be up to 2GB in size and 10 minutes long.

• Please note, the longer and/or higher quality your video is, the more compression will be required to fit it into 2GB. You can compress your video using movie editors, like Windows MovieMaker or Apple iMovie.

• Learn how to use the YouTube Uploader to upload multiple files here.


Moving your videos to the Internet and Beyond

How to email, embed and share your video with your friends,

family and the Internet World.


In this session you will learn how to share your videos by…

• Email – attaching vs. linking

• Embedding hyperlinks into documents

• PowerPoint Slide Shows

• Via the Internet – Video Website Hosting

• FREE Websites to Host Your Videos


Sharing Video by EmailPros & Cons

• Video link inside of email– Internet connection

• Attach video to email– Size limitations

• Email file type– (TXT vs. HTML)


How to embed videointo Microsoft Office documents

• MS Word Documents

• MS Excel Spreadsheets

• MS Publisher

• MS PowerPoint Slide Show


Video Documentary Witness

• Witness.org

• Learn how to document and event

• Related to human rights violations

• Site has a couple of how to videos

• Cameras are becoming smaller with time


Adding Video to Your WebsiteAdding Video to Your Website

• Class Example: Using Weebly:..

• Allows you to create a website for FREE

• Allows you to attach videos to your site that you’ve uploaded to YouTube.


What can you do with Weebly?


Other Video Upload Websites


Documentary Video vs.Subjective Point of View

• A true documentary would use a camera with a 360 degree lens recording surrounding sounds with no voiceovers, music or titles.

• As soon as a videographer points the camera at a scene it is no longer a documentary of an event but a subjective point-of-view of his personal perspective of what is happening.

• Don’t believe the first video you see of an event – search for collaboration with other video footage taken at the event. This technique exposes after shooting editing which distorts what happened at the actual event.


How Powerful is Video?

Witness.org