Aperture to youtube

I have a video in aperture, it's about 90 seconda was taken on an iphone 4s and is in .mov format. The file size is 230 mg and it looks great in aperture. I want to put it on youtube and so the first thing i do is try to drag it out of aperture to my desktop on the mac. What results is a file on my desktop which appears to be 49k I can play this in preview but it wont upload to you tube. can anyone advise on how to get the full quality video onto youtube please.

Glad it helped.
Remember dragging anything out of Aperture will always get you an image (or video) that is less then the full resolution version you will get if you export.
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