(02-26-2012 08:38 PM)patrickdinh Wrote:  I wonder if trying youtube's older upload page/basic uploader might work better. Also, you might try uploading to youtube using a different browser.

Already tried. One time i tried to upload from the other PC in the house, connected to the modem via cable, and with Chrome as a Web Browser, same result.

ohh sh*t. i was about to test that yesterday with the avi but google just refused to let me register a youtube account and i throw the idea away. so it was just noise on the line that f*cked it up. yeah... that's possible too. video data doesn't have much crc functionality to verify the integrity. browsing does have that so you don't see it, just the slow speed on "handshaking" with the servers.

good you know that now. you should really call the isp's service hotline and let their technicians manage that.

edit: one thing you can still try yourself now is check your network cables and the hardware in the house (modem and stuff).

(02-26-2012 08:12 PM)Zio Name Wrote:  After a friend of mine managed to upload one of my videos WITHOUT a single problem, i did some tests:

This is a short video from Devil Survivor, uploaded by me:
http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=OGiyVi871qE

This is the same video, uploaded by a friend:
http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=QuwVDf3-big

So, i checked my internet connection:

http://www.speedtest.net/result/1798199733.png

http://www.speedtest.net/result/1798199733.png

I think that the mystery is solved. The uploading process is the problem, or, to be precise... My shitty upload bandwidth is the problem... I can't understand why it did drop so low in 2 months... And i checked, i don't have viruses, trojans or other crap like that.

I renew my thanks to you all, i really did appreciate your help.

What browser did you use to upload the video, afaik with firefox, even broken upload can be resumed (I've personally experienced itself). But who knows.