How do you save a video

[timber_dude]

How do you save a video so you cn put it on youtube.com

[aengus]

you have a video already made on your computer? Need to give us more details. What did you use to make the video, and easiest thing is to save it in wmv format. Youtube reads that easily.

[timber_dude]

you have a video already made on your computer? Need to give us more details. What did you use to make the video, and easiest thing is to save it in wmv format. Youtube reads that easily.

i used hypercam, and how do i o that i played it on realplayer

[aengus]

i dont use hypercam but usually, you can choose "save as" then you would use the menu to select windows media video or wmv.

then you just go to youtube and click upload. then browse to your file and upload it. It takes a while to do the upload part depending on how big the file is.

[timber_dude]

i dont use hypercam but usually, you can choose "save as" then you would use the menu to select windows media video or wmv.

then you just go to youtube and click upload. then browse to your file and upload it. It takes a while to do the upload part depending on how big the file is.

there is no save as on hypercam

[WDWLIGHTNINGZ]

I've just had a look on Hypercam's site and it says File > Save As...

[timber_dude]

I've just had a look on Hypercam's site and it says File > Save As...

what is the site?

[WDWLIGHTNINGZ]

Google is your friend... ;)

http://www.hyperionics.com/

[timber_dude]

Google is your friend... ;)

http://www.hyperionics.com/

where do u see save on it

[WDWLIGHTNINGZ]

This usually happens when your computer is very busy capturing video frames and running other programs, so some sound buffers captured get lost. You can free some of computer time by capturing less frames per second and shutting down other, unnecessary tasks running.

Also, please read The frame rate you requested is too high error message article on this FAQ list on how to speed up frame capture operation on most computers - this will free a lot of processor time to also capture sound correctly.

If you already recorded a large file with sound out of sync, you may repair this e.g. with freeware VirtualDub tool, availalbe at http://www.virtualdub.org/ . One of our users wrote:

Thank you! Virtual Dub worked extremely well for synchronizing video and sound in existing AVI file.

I just had to select:

Video->Frame Rate -> “Change so video and audio durations match”

Then

Video->Compression…->Microsoft Video 1-> Quality @80%, key frames every 100,

Then

File->Save As AVI

And that was it!

I know that's now what you looking for but without the save as feature that couldn't have been done.