Layla is now starring in her own movie on YouTube. I discovered last week that my digital camera takes movies too. Not just phone camera type movies, but pretty good quality movies. So I got a 15 minute video of Layla outside eating. What I thought was going to be just a simple edited short clip ended up being a production of sorts. I got the Roxio Creator 9 software which is pretty cool. My little movie looks great on my Roxio program and on my Windows Media Player.
I'm really disappointed in the quality after loading it onto YouTube though. Roxio lets you upload to YouTube in a vast variety of video formats. I've tried a bunch of them, including the format YouTube says it prefers. Anyway, they all come up blurry on YouTube. I've played around with this project for three days now. I've decided to just share it even though I'm disappointed with the quality on YouTube.
If any video experts on the forum can tell me how to get my Roxio quality production to come through clear on YouTube I will love and appreciate you forever. This process has been extremely frustrating for me. Layla should look her best
So here is the YouTube link:
http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=7MMLCPyCBto
Enjoy my Layla
I'm really disappointed in the quality after loading it onto YouTube though. Roxio lets you upload to YouTube in a vast variety of video formats. I've tried a bunch of them, including the format YouTube says it prefers. Anyway, they all come up blurry on YouTube. I've played around with this project for three days now. I've decided to just share it even though I'm disappointed with the quality on YouTube.
If any video experts on the forum can tell me how to get my Roxio quality production to come through clear on YouTube I will love and appreciate you forever. This process has been extremely frustrating for me. Layla should look her best
So here is the YouTube link:
http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=7MMLCPyCBto
Enjoy my Layla
