From Keynote to YouTube 1280 x 720 HD

Hello,
I'm struggling to directly export from Keynote to YouTube on HD definition, namely 1280 x 720 my presentation...
The Keynote menu seems to only offer 640 x 360 or 480 x 272
Any method, is it possible or just blocked by Apple ?
Thank you in advance, Albert

I've tried this before but it does not work unfortunately.
What I mean here, for some reason Keynote will create some time sync anomaly between audio and video, then when uploading to YouTube, it will reject the file or make awful result.
So far, the only working method I've foudn to export from Keynote to YouTube is to use SEND sub-menu in Keynote. It works fine except I can NOT send 1280x720, it just restricts to 640 x 360 or 480 x 272

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