Overriding YouTube Export Time Limits

Hi,
I'd like to use the 1440x1080 preset YouTube output option in PrE10 but it limits me to 15 minutes.
I have a YouTube account that allows uploads of longer than 15 minutes. Is there a way to override this limit in PrE10? Or is there a way to recreate a similar output option in say the Flash output settings.
I've been using the 720p flash output settings for my 1440x1080p video but wanted to see how the video looks on youtube if uploaded in the native 1440x1080.
I can't seem to find a way to specify the 1.33:1 aspect ratio in any of the outputs.
Maybe I need to switch to regular premiere to do something like this?
Thanks!
Jeremy

Jeremy,
To utilize the full potential of your YouTube account, just manually Export/Share from PrE, and then manually upload via your account. The direct upload to YouTube from PrE was coded, when there were Duration limits, that have now been expanded. YouTube is a "moving target," and by the time that a program, like PrE, is released, the target has moved again.
As I do very little that goes to YouTube, and have not done any Amamorphic HD, I cannot help with that 1.33 PAR, but others probably can.
Good luck,
Hunt

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