Share Meteor Shower Video on YouTube!

Annual Perseid Meteor Shower does really entrance us with its spectacular large scale of meteors streaking over the mid-night sky during these days. If you happened to be at the live scene of Perseid with your camera or video recorder shooting the event, you must also want to share the recorded videos on YouTube with everyone and fill them with ecstasy. Let’s start the journey of broadcasting your personal live report of Perseid on YouTube.

After you register the membership of YouTube, the course of video upload is as simple as one might think. You only need to enter the your experience of Perseid and input the video file. Click the upload button, and it’s Done! But somehow you may not be familiar with TWO facts of the video upload requirements of YouTube. They are the key to a better and trouble free result. Let’s get to know them once and for all.

Fact 1: If you were using a HD-video recorder, the generated file size may be enormously large. Luckily Youtube has recently loosened the rope and accepted a video file size up to 2GB. It is more than enough to preserve as many details of Perseid as possible. But be aware that the length of video is limited to 10 minutes. You have to trim your video into the appropriate length. Using a video converter like Leawo Video Converter or Leawo Mac Video Converter to trim your video is a solution for those who prefer precision. When trimming your video, it can show you the trimmed video in real time and allow you to set the duration time down to milliseconds. You can see exactly where the splendid moment occurs and then trim the before and the after.

However, there are still videos which are longer than 10 minutes, because it is the privilege only for those YouTubers who had registered before the limit was set.

Fact 2: YouTube accepts a wide range of video file formats as listed below:

Meteor Shower Video on YouTube

Behind the scene, YouTube will automatically convert the uploaded video file to flv format. Loss of quality inevitably comes along each round of conversion. The more rounds the same video is converted, the less favorable quality you will get in the end. It is especially a letdown when the meteor is hardly visible in the video which is badly converted.
The original is on the left while the badly converted is on the right:

To avoid the unnecessary loss of video quality by the automatic conversion, a manual conversion prior to upload is recommended. The officially recommended file format is MPEG4 (Divx, Xvid, or SVQ3 rather than h.264) at 640×480 resolution with MP3 audio (64k mono). YouTube will happily accept videos of this format and the quality will be preserved as high as possible.

Maybe you have little knowledge of the file format. But don’t worry. Just leave it to the video converter developers. You just need to tell the converter about the recommended file format by YouTube, and the ideal video file is generated. In this case, using an easy-to-use video converter like Leawo Video Converter or Leawo Mac Video Converter is a good choice.

Now, you can share meteor shower video on YouTube free of trouble. More of that, you are capable of exhibiting your live view of Perseid as living as possible. So why still wait to have a try yourself?

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