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Either of services which play, edit or record still images in successive motion or the transmission of such in real-time
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What video format should I pick if I want to minimize upload time to YouTube?
YouTube support a number of different options for uploading:
WebM - VP8 for video, which really isn't that great
MPEG4 (h264) - pretty much the standard
AVI - a container format, not a codec
MPEG2 (DivX … The audio codec you choose is not going to make much a difference for a standard YouTube-length video, as long as it's lossy. …
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