Best export type for web viewing

I just bought a Eyetv and recoreded me playing halo 2 on my 360. i was wondeirng what the best export for posting something on youtube would be. the choices i have are, quicktime movie, mpeg-4, h.264,divX avi, windows media, AAc audio and apple lossless audio. i was just wondering what the best is to post videos on youtube. i tried one but the quality didnt turn out so well once it was on youtube but before that it was clear. is it just youtubes uploads?

i think it is just youtube decreasing the quality so it will stream quickly ... i always use quicktime movie though ... no particular reason for that though!

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