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Youtube ah 2GB ciang Upload dan

Youtube ah pen normal in 512MB(15Mins) ciang kingah hi. a hi zongin tu in pen  2GB ciang bel upload thei mah ingh. 20 GB ci a a gelhzong om uh tuabel 20 GB bel kei bang ngah keng in, 2GB ciang bel kingah hi.

A hih dan di pen Youtube ah na google account sign up kul hi. Na sign up khit leh Upload button a tungah taklam ah om hi. Tuh na meek leteh tu i taklam sidebar ah Advance Video Upload cih om hi.

Tua ah Try Now na meek leteh You do not have Java installed or enabled. You can learn more about enabling Java, or go back and try the standard upload page. cih laigual om hi. Tu tengah Learn More na meek kik in. http://www.google.com/support/youtube/bin/answer.py?answer=185316 hih link ah ong tun di hi. Tuh teh a nuai ah Note that in order to use the advanced uploader, you must have version 1.5 or later of Java installed on your client machine. You can download the most recent version of Java from Sun here. pen om di. Java from Sun Here pen meek di. Tua ah Version 6 na ong lak vak in Download in na run ding. Tua na run khitteh Youtube upload kik leteh

Videos can be...

  • High Definition

  • Up to 2 GB in size.

  • Up to 15 minutes in length.

  • A wide variety of formats

hih dan in na upload nang Box sungah ong suak di hi.

Tua Java na install khit teh dena Youtube Upload Page ah pai kik in Try Now tawh sin leteh..khat na hih khit teh a dang teng 2GB vive in ki upload suak thei hi...
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