My exported YouTube video stops before final credits

Question

I've tried several times for this to work. I edit my clip in IM8 then "share" to youtube. It's a simple video with an opening title/transition/clip/transition/and finally a closing title. Everytime I upload a video, it stops after the last transition and only if you click and move the player slide with you see the end of the video.
Can anyone please tell me what I'm doing wrong? Here is the clip:
http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=YchXHnoeqxQ
Thanks for any help.
-Bryan

Answer 1

Anyway obviously several other people (before me) had this problem, so first of all I was just confirming yet an other person (myself) was having this problem.
Have you considered exporting your files manually and then uploading them via HTTP?
1) If the problem does not exist using that workflow, then you have found your "fix" and if you can then show that iMovie is creating the FLV files, then it is logical that Apple needs to fix the "upload" problem.
2) If the problem continues to exist, then it is only logical that there is a problem in the manner in which YouTube converts the uploaded file and/or displays the file. Since you contend that Windows users do not have this problem, it would seem most likely that the problem is in YouTube's handling of the file conversions and/or the "auto uploads." Since the software handling such direct uploads and processing is likely to still be in its infancy, it is probably not too surprising that YouTube is experiencing "growing" pains at this stage. In addition, since roughly 80% (?) of the platforms in use are non-Apple systems, it is like that YouTube will not be putting as much effort into fixing problems for a relative minor group of users who are apparently not reporting such problems. They are, more likely concerned with supporting the other 80% of the population and their Windows based file formats with which they likely have more experience. (While you have already done your part in contacting YouTube via E-mail, there are presumably many others who have not done so.)
Second, whether or not it's a YouTube problem, the thread is here and those Mac users having this problem can still help each other, especially in terms of posting back if/when they find/get a solution.
You asked a question which was answered to the best of my ability and offered advice as to who to contact about resolving the issue. I have no control over how you interpret the "tone" of answers or whether or not you act upon the advice given. Since a number of Mac users do not seem to know that the problem was one of online playback or that they could confirm that their files had, in fact, actually been completely uploaded, I felt my response did serve to both enlighten and inform readers. Further, since it is often difficult to assess the level of experience of the posting individual, responses may seem more "basic" than they would when exchanging comments with regular contributors.