I uploaded one of the VOB files for Louis Agramonte II. But youtube rejected the video saying it was too long. any idea how to bypass that? Perhaps I can upload it on yousendit.com and send the file to one of you guys, and you could upload it for me? I mean, do people care to see Louis-Agramonte II? Its not a bad fight. Agramonte is pretty flashy, and Louis is pretty active in this fight.
Watching Louis at that stage is a little disturbing to me, honestly. Annoyingly close fight, really got the impression Louis couldn't pull the trigger. The only worth is debating what kind of state Louis was in at the time pre-Marciano etc.
If you have some sort of video editing software, you can just take the original file, cut it at a certain point, then produce a second, newer video file from that. That can be part 1 of the fight. Then you pick up from the point where you ended part 1, continue it, and then you have part 2, or as many as you need. I had to do the same thing with one of my video projects, and will be doing it again with an upcoming one that I just started on for Chavez.
Q, this is not that hard. I'm not particularly literate in computers and now I do this all the time. It can take some persistance to begin with but it's definitely doable. YouTube won't accept anything longer than 10.59, so if your video is 24 minutes long you need to chop it into three parts.
can anyone pm me, and explain step by step in detail. I have a Macbook for a computer. I recently found a bunch of rare clips, and would love to put them on youtube.
Do you have IMovie or whatever that Apple free editing program that comes with the Mac is. Similarly to the Windows Movie Maker (But for Apple). I don't have a Mac so this should help. [ame]http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=-Z16bwd4ZHg&feature=related[/ame] Basically you're just editing within the first 10 minutes. A tool called split should split the video. I'm sure S is the shortcut of splitting a video. Do this for the first 10 minutes than render. Do the same thing for the next step except for splitting 10 to 20 minutes, and so forth. Or perhaps a simple video converter would be simpler. I'll see what I can do to make this as simple as possible.
