YouTube uploads from iPhone 4 are downsized

To overcome this limitation I used another app, PixelPipe, to upload the full 720p HD video to YouTube.

http://pixelpipe.com/

Yep was uploading the changelog too: http://twitpic.com/21bz54

The solution for 720p video uploads directly from iPhone to YouTube* is here, in the form of PixelPipe:

http://itunes.apple.com/us/app/pixelpipe-post-upload-to-facebook/id290648828?mt=8


What's New in Version 2.01
- Full 720p video uploads from the iPhone 4 from the camera roll up to 200MB each video

*and many other sites:
Social Networks:
MySpace, Facebook, hi5, Friendster, Vox, Bebo, Orkut, Xanga, Hyves.net, Skyrock, Sonico

Status/Micro-Blog:
Twitter, TwitVid, FriendFeed, TwitPic, Plurk, identi.ca, twitgoo, Jaiku, yfrog, Google Talk, Tweetphoto, LinkedIn, foursquare, Status.net, Yahoo Meme

Photo/Video:
Flickr, Picasa, Photobucket, Nokia Ovi, MobileMe, Smugmug, ImageShack, Webshots, Zooomr, Fotki, 23hq, ipernity, Shutterfly, Kodak Gallery, Snapfish, Gallery Menalto, DropShots, tinypic, Windows Live Spaces, OurDoings, locr, Realtimefarms, blipfoto.com, Dailybooth,

Video Only:
YouTube, blip.tv, 12seconds.tv, Viddler, Dailymotion, kewego, Metacafe, Motionbox

Blogs:
Blogger, TypePad, WordPress, tumbler, LiveJournal, Atom, MetaWeblog, MovableType, Drupal

Gateways:
Posterous, ping.fm, Mobypicture

Online storage:
box.net, drop.io, Acrobat.com, DropBox

Widget:
Picturtrail, imageloop

Other:
FTP, Email, qipit, Scribd, Evernote, Slideshare, Sendspace

Sorta frustrated when I noticed this.
I filmed a video with my iPhone 4 after I left the apple store on Thursday showing the massive line that still remained - http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=Ghv9NZKmNYY. I edited the video with the iMovie App, but sadly, the video wasn't uploaded in HD.

Simply amazing. You know I think that Apple is facing all of these issues because they rushed to make the iPhone 4. Android more than likely caused this. However, Steve needs to give an official statement and soon. Until then we can only speculate.

Any how theres this article at http://getyourgadgetsgoing.com/ called "iPhone 4 Is In But The Problems Are Out: Complete Overview"

Check it out for the complete listing of iPhone 4 issues and one that you may yet have heard of but still might be experiencing.  

Okay, I hope you all find this useful:

The copy & paste email method works, but only with non-HD clips (ones shot with the font-facing camera or on a 3GS)

Pixelpipe pulled their app form the App Store so they could fix some glaring issues they were having without racking up any more negative reviews. A smart move on their part, as a new app ID will mean a fresh slate as far as reviews (which were tanking pretty bad for the last year or so).

The compression seems to be happening automatically before the file is sent to the app to use, which is kind of a bummer.

I'm really hoping they fix this in the upcoming 4.0.1 update this Monday, as this really kind of kills the experience for me and a lot of people.

I don't know about you all, but I love shooting movies when I'm out and cutting them together into little mini recap movies. I'd love to be able to throw that stuff to YouTube during the car ride home or during dinner.

Bye the way, on the 3GS at least the only was to send full size video is to copy the video then post it on a new email, do not use the "send" feature. The limit are now the 10 or 20mo that the email have.

Strange, the free app I was talking about is no more available in AppStore, was this one http://m.pixelpipe.com/tools

But i think yesterday or one day before the app was just updated to handle ios4 features, keep an eye on it.

VideoUpLink for iPhone will let you FTP video files of any size, to anywhere. It is on the App Store now

http://itunes.apple.com/us/app/videouplink/id375489069?mt=8

VideoUpLink for iPhone has FTP for large video files. There is a way to do this!