IMovie 11 (9.0.6 (1763)) YouTube uploads issue

Nice. After the latest "iMovie 11" update to the version 9.0.6 (1763), it lost the ability to do YouTube uploads altogether:
it shows the "Uploading" window with the progress bar, and time estimate, and everything, as before, but when the "upload" ends, there is no usual "Finished uploading" (or thmthng like that) message, and, of course, nothing is actually uploaded to YouTube.
It is not a problem with YouTube, because I can do uploads of the same files to it directly, using YouTube's web interface.
I am sure I enter YouTube account info in iMovie correctly too.
For successful uploads, as it used to be before, you could see on the YouTube "Video Manager" page that a file is being uploaded, because there was "Processing..." item for it, as soon as you start upload in iMovie. Now, there is no indication on the YouTube’s “Video Manager” page that a file is being uploaded whatsoever.
Does anybody else have the same issue?

Same problem for me too. If you look at the top section of your crash report you see reference to 3ivx, this is some kind of video codec. I did a search on my mac for 3ivx and uninstalled it. This fixed the problem. See these two articles for more information:
http://forums.appleinsider.com/t/150648/imovie-crashed-after-osx-update-from-6-1 2-2012
http://linvsmac.blogspot.com/2012/07/imovie-906-upgrade-conflicts-with-3ivx.html
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After messing around with this for the last 2 days... i've come to a few conclusions.. one is... there are some bugs that still need to be worked out with iMovie '08 and the Share to YouTube function.
I made my first iMovie '08 project the other day, and tried uploading it to YouTube. I went through the steps to authorize 3rd Party uploads to YouTube, and everything seemed fine. The upload would get to 100%, the i would get this message...
When i hit OK, nothing else would happen. There was no video on YouTube... nothing.
Someone suggested that i try a few different things, so i made a quick movie clip with Quicktime using my iSight. I dropped that into iMovie, threw a title on it, and tried to upload it to YouTube. It worked. The first files i was working with were originally MPG files from my Sony Cybershot, which i converted with VisualHub to MP4 because iMovie wouldn't recognize them otherwise. So my first thought is there's some issue with encoding, because my new clip was made in Quicktime as a MOV but using MP4 encoding.
Then i though... maybe the file size is too big, but i hadn't received any warning message about it, and i figured that iMovie was sizing it to fit for YouTube. There's the problem... The only warning message iMovie itself gives you before uploading, is if your movie is more than 10mins.
YouTube has 2 restrictions... 1) That your upload is under 10 mins, and... 2) That you movie is under 100mb's.
So... since my movie was under 10 mins it should be fine, but when i exported it to my desktop, and rollover on the "i" it says that my movie 119.5mb's.
This is the problem... iMovie doesn't warn you that your movie might be rejected for being larger than 100mb's, it should.
I made my movie a little longer... so it was over 10 min's to test this, and there's a warning about the length, but not the size.
There are no real options in iMovie for compression or bitrate or anything like this. It would be nice if this share to YouTube window had a slider that you could adjust the bitrate, so that your movie can be reduced slightly to fit just under 10 mins, and under 100mb's, or an automated compression to keep these requirements for YouTube.
Yes of course i can just export to my desktop, and then upload to YouTube directly... but part of the reason i got excited about iMovie '08 was the prospect of being able to just click a few buttons, and upload directly through the program.
*PLEASE FIX THIS APPLE*

Yes of course i can just export to my desktop, and then upload to YouTube directly... but part of the reason i got excited about iMovie '08 was the prospect of being able to just click a few buttons, and upload directly through the program.
Have you considered publishing to YouTube using the "Mobile" setting? Basically, the "Medium" settings uses a 1.7 Mbps data rate target. If the average data rate was exactly 1.7 Mbps then the maximum length you can expect is on the order of 7.8 minutes. (Realistically, however, it is probably a bit more than 8 minutes for the average movie.) On the other hand, the "Mobile" target data rate is only 1.0 Mbps which should guarantee the full 10 minutes every time. Believe you are limited to a combined data rate of about 1333 Kbps to ensure a full 10-minute clip would be acceptable.
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Recently I've come across a bug in the iMovie YouTube uploader. This post is basically another confirmation of the problems discussed in http://discussions.apple.com/message.jspa?messageID=9339330
iMovie goes through all the steps, compression and uploading, right to the dialog providing a link to the video. The video will not be available however, making this a completely silent failure.
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What is the best HD output settings for YouTube uploading?

Trying out iMovie '09 for the first time.
I shot a 2.5 minute video (AVCHD) and with
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That is way too much time...or is it?
Based on a YouTube video I watched on editing
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For what it's worth, I used these settings earlier today in a test.
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Here are the [results for 1920x1080|http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=tdBwUzWZf9M]
Other test results are in [this thread|http://discussions.apple.com/thread.jspa?threadID=2579263&tstart=0]
By the way, there is nothing magic about 10,000 kbps. If you used 16,000 kbps, it would be roughly the same data rate as Apple Intermediate Codec. But since YouTube does not penalize you for using a high data rate, as long as it fits their time limit, you can err on the side of high quality. The trick is to start high and then back off until you notice the quality dropping. In your case 8,000 may be fine.
My guess would be your frame rate is the issue. Most AVCHD camera shoot 30 frames per second (or 60 interlaced fields per second).
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2 Factor Authentication YouTube Uploads.

I have gone to Google and put iMovie in for two factor authentication. When ever I close down iMovie I have to go back to Google revoke the old one and do it again.
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When I put the Authentication code in for Youtube after I create it in Google I am able to upload my video for it logs in.
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You've essentially got it right, but I think you're getting confused between the "authentication code" and the "application-specific password". iMovie won't work with an authentication code, you need to create an "application-specific password" in your Google account, and use that in iMovie. (just to be clear, the "authentication code" is the four-digit code that you get in a text message or on your phone app, after you use your regular password. The "application-specific password" is a special password that completely bypassses 2-factor authentication - it's not as secure, but lets you continue using programs like iMovie that don't work with 2-factor authentication).
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I understand that the MOOV Atom issue was supposed to be fixed in the new version of PPro/AME released yesterday.
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Hallo Community,
falls es bereits einen solchen Post mit diesem Thema geben sollte, entschuldige ich mich, aber ich habe sowohl in der Suche hier als auch bei Google keine Hilfe gefunden.
Ich mache Let's Plays und lade daher regelmäßig Videos auf YouTube hoch. Da wir allerdings kein sonderlich gutes Internet haben, wollte ich den Upload in die Nacht verschieben. Um nicht die ganze Zeit meinen Rechner an lassen zu müssen wollte ich dies via NAS erledigen und habe mir die Lenovo ix2-dl (1x3TB) gekauft. Prinzipiell funktioniert das auch (Kopierauftrag in aktiven YouTube-Ordner).
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karahindiba

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