YouTube Uploading Error

[Sirr]

When I go to upload a YouTube video, i get this error:  An error has occurred while sending data over the network. Please check your network connection and try uploading again. I've gone through the troubleshooter and nothing. Any advice? 

 

update: I've tried to restart my router and use a new browser, still getting this error.

[Enderman]

Try restarting you PC and/or router, then try a different browser.

[Hydrogen1803]

10 minutes ago, Enderman said:

Try restarting you PC and/or router, then try a different browser.

Do exactly this. 

[Sirr]

20 minutes ago, Enderman said:

Try restarting you PC and/or router, then try a different browser.

Nope, still getting the error, any other ideas?

 

[Enderman]

26 minutes ago, Sirr said:

Nope, still getting the error, any other ideas?

 

You restarted the PC right?

Log out and back in of your YT account?

Try uploading a different file?

[Sirr]

10 minutes ago, Enderman said:

You restarted the PC right?

Log out and back in of your YT account?

Try uploading a different file?

I just tried to upload a different file, and it worked. I rendered both of them in sony vegas this morning. Same template as well, only difference is that one is 50 min and the other is 7...

 

EDIT: Signing in and out of google + did not fix my issue.

[Enderman]

3 minutes ago, Sirr said:

I just tried to upload a different file, and it worked. I rendered both of them in sony vegas this morning. Same template as well, only difference is that one is 50 min and the other is 7...

 

EDIT: Signing in and out of google + did not fix my issue.

So does that error happen right at the beginning when you start the upload? OR somewhere in the middle?

If the 7 minute file worked then that probably means part of the 50 minute file is corrupt and won't be accepted by the uploader.

You need to rerender the entire file, and possibly in a different format.

[Sirr]

1 hour ago, Enderman said:

So does that error happen right at the beginning when you start the upload? OR somewhere in the middle?

If the 7 minute file worked then that probably means part of the 50 minute file is corrupt and won't be accepted by the uploader.

You need to rerender the entire file, and possibly in a different format.

It shows up for a mico second, then I get the error, the problem is that it take 8 hours to render the 50 minute video. Any recommendation on video format? Current settings: http://imgur.com/gallery/mYzQV

[Enderman]

Just now, Sirr said:

It shows up for a mico second, then I get the error, the problem is that it take 8 hours to render the 50 minute video. Any recommendation on video format? Current settings: http://imgur.com/gallery/mYzQV

Use H264. And why does it take 8 hours?? Is you PC that bad?

[Sirr]

6 minutes ago, Enderman said:

Use H264. And why does it take 8 hours?? Is you PC that bad?

Well from what I believe is that your video card effects render time the most, I have a nvidia GTX 950. I thought it was normal since the video was a hour long.

 

EDIT: I can't find H264 on the list: http://imgur.com/gallery/c02wM

[Enderman]

7 minutes ago, Sirr said:

Well from what I believe is that your video card effects render time the most, I have a nvidia GTX 950. I thought it was normal since the video was a hour long.

 

EDIT: I can't find H264 on the list: http://imgur.com/gallery/c02wM

Not really, if you look at afterburner the GPU is barely used, and sometimes not at all with certain codecs.

It takes me about 1.5 hrs to render a 1hr video.

What editing software is that? Check google for what codec to use.

[Sirr]

1 minute ago, Enderman said:

Not really, if you look at afterburner the GPU is barely used, and sometimes not at all with certain codecs.

It takes me about 1.5 hrs to render a 1hr video.

What does effect render times then? CPU? I'm not really into video-making, so forgive my ignorance.

[Enderman]

2 minutes ago, Sirr said:

What does effect render times then? CPU? I'm not really into video-making, so forgive my ignorance.

Yes, almost all CPU.

[Sirr]

2 minutes ago, Enderman said:

Yes, almost all CPU.

That would explain a lot I guess, I have an i-5 4460 @ 3.2 GHz. Not the worst but certainly not the best. But is it really that bad when rendering videos?