PE 10 YouTube Upload file sizes

PE10 gives estimates for file sizes under the various Share options. I notice for YouTube presets that in selecting between PAL Widescreen, 1440 x 1080 and 1920 x 1080 to my considerable surprize the last one is the smallest estimated files size by a big margin (50%!). Is this actually right, so that to limit upload transfers the highest setting actually gives the smallest upload? I usually use the 1920 setting but recently I have been uploading video which was shot at 1440 and I have tried uploading this with both the other settings and it takes for ever, so perhaps it is the case that the 1920 setting actually is a much smaller files size - seems unlikely however.
Andrew

Andrew
Thanks for the sample file for me to check out in my Premiere Elements 10 on Windows 7 64 bit.
I am not seeing the trend that you are seeing with regard to the YouTube estimate for file size for the uploads from within Premiere Elements 10 Share/Online/YouTube
For the sample that you sent
1440 x 1080 HD anamorphic 16:9 @ 25 interlaced frame per second (H.264.m2ts)
File Size 43 MB, Duration 36.00 seconds
YouTube Preset and its File Size Estimate
PAL - Flash Video For YouTube (Widescreen).....................13.46 MB
PAL - High Definition Video For YouTube 1440 x 1080.........26.64 MB
PAL - High Definition Video For YouTube 1920 x 1080.........35.71 MB
Flash Video For YouTube (Widescreen)..............................13.46 MB
High Definition Video For YouTube (1440 x 1080)................26.64 MB
High Definition Video For YouTube (1920 x 1080)................35.71 MB
Please let me know how close you came to the above file sizes when you tested that same sample file in your computer environment.
Let us try this.
Take the file that you sent as a sample here, and import that into a Premiere Elements 10 project (PAL AVCHD HD1080i25)
Go to Share/Computer/AVCHD and Presets.
Set the Preset first to
M2T - H264 1440 x 1080i25
What do you see as the estimated file size? I am seeing 181.32 MB.
Set the Preset next to
M2t - H264 1920 x 1080i25
What do you see as the estimated file size? I am seeing 226.22 MB.
The duration of the file (36.00 seconds) stayed the same throughout.
Depending on your answers, we can decide whether an uninstall reinstall of QuickTime and/or Premiere Elements 10 would be in order.
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