Problem uploading movies

Hi. Is there a known problem with iweb 09 Snowleopard and movies? I have tried and tried to upload movies taken on my phone and camera to iweb since upgrading and simply can not do it. I keep getting messages like: http://web.me.com/jennycramer/Thingsto_show_on_the_web/iwebproblem.html
Can anyone help me out with this?
Jenny

Jon Walker wrote:
I tried to to upload on other sites like vimeo & flicker but nothing change. Any reasons why that is happening & really i need solutions.
It would appear that the video content is not flattened (i.e., multiple video layers are not compressed to a single layer) before the file is converted to FLV by YouTube. The solution would be be to flatten the file yourself before uploading. (I.e., create the file using native source file codecs and then export/re-compress the file to whatever target format you are using for your YouTube upload.)
Thanks " Jon Walker " for quick reply !
*" create the file using native source file codecs and then export/re-compress the file to whatever target format you are using for your YouTube upload "*
May you tell me how to do that, please ?
Actually, I am a new user of MAC system and need more details about the procedures to do that correctly.
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