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Message: <blockquote data-quote="johnoo8712" data-source="post: 5766360" data-attributes="member: 188572">During the most haunted days of the year, ghosts,  vampires, zombies, witches, skeletons, devils, various sorts  of monsters are all emerging in grand style. Lovely kids go in costume carrying  with Jack-o’-lanterns from house to house, with  the question of "Trick or treat?"; to ask adults for candy. Halloween  parties and parades are held here and there to celebrate our favorite holiday. All  of these unusual scenes bring us a ton of fun, which are really worth shooting  as precious memories. <img src="http://farm3.static.flickr.com/2489/4028210699_be93319225.jpg" alt="" class="fr-fic fr-dii fr-draggable " style="" />As far as I know, lots of people use AVCHD camcorders to  record everything Halloween related, and are willing to upload their special Halloween  moments onto YouTube for sharing with everyone else. However, AVCHD camcorders  save footages in the format of MTS and M2TS, which are out of the range of  YouTube supported formats, they are .FLV, .MKV, .MOV, .WMV, .AVI, MPEG, .MP4,  DivX, 3GP and .OGG, therefore, in order to upload MTS and M2TS video files onto  YouTube successfully, you have to convert these files to YouTube compatible  formats as above mentioned previously.At the same time, one more thing you must notice, that is video  files uploaded to YouTube by standard accounts are limited to 10 minutes in  length and 2 GB in size and only partner account holders are permitted to  upload videos longer than 10 minutes. That means you should compress the length  and size of your footages to fit the two requirements. Take it easy, the  following part will show you how to upload MTS/M2TS Halloween footages onto  YouTube via Pavtube <a href="http://www.pavtube.com/mts-converter/" target="_blank">MTS/M2TS  Converter</a> in detail, just feel free to go on with this article.Step 1: Download, install  and launch Pavtube <a href="http://www.pavtube.com/mts-converter/" target="_blank">MTS/M2TS  Converter</a>Step 2: Add MTS/M2TS  files, select YouTube format and set save pathYou can click on "Add" button to load MTS and M2TS files  into this program, after that, hit the drop-down list of "Format" to choose a  YouTube supported format, here I select FLV for instance. It is said that FLV  should be a much better choice than other formats, as long as you limit the bit  rate in not more than 320 kbps. In that case, the generated .FLV files will not  be converted for the second time by YouTube’s encoders while uploading. Meanwhile, if you want to combine all the MTS/M2TS files  into one file, you can tick the checkbox of "Merge into one file" to realize  this goal. Imagine you dislike using the save path set by default, you are able  to specify a destination folder by yourself via clicking on the folder icon at  the end of "Output".<img src="http://farm3.static.flickr.com/2430/4028109231_a62e90d5e3.jpg" alt="" class="fr-fic fr-dii fr-draggable " style="" />Step 3: Set advanced settingsIn this step, you can compress the file of your Halloween  footages, so as to meet the upload requirements of YouTube. Click on "Settings"  button firstly, and then the following interface will pop up, which allows you  to adjust video and audio parameters like aspect ratio, bit rate, frame rate,  sample rate, etc. The smaller inserted figures will produce the smaller output  file size, but accompanying with inferior video quality, so do remember making  a balance between file size and video quality.<img src="http://farm3.static.flickr.com/2678/4028136231_42028af46e.jpg" alt="" class="fr-fic fr-dii fr-draggable " style="" />Step 4: ConvertAs soon as all the above three steps are completed, and now  you can press "Convert" button to begin conversion. The window below will show  you the conversion info including conversion progress, time elapse, time left,  generated file size as well as estimated file size. Particularly, the estimated  file size will remind you if your output file size is not more than 2 GB.  Otherwise, you should set the advanced settings again to fit the upload demands  of YouTube. If you can't set the optimized  settings accurately, try and match them as close as possible. <img src="http://farm3.static.flickr.com/2625/4028109241_7700b89653.jpg" alt="" class="fr-fic fr-dii fr-draggable " style="" /></blockquote>

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