Reducing size for upload

I want to upload videos to youtube. They are of my husband's band, taken with a Fujifilm camera. The file sizes are around 50 to 650 mg (AVI). YouTube will only upload 100mg or less. I upgraded to QuickTime Pro just so I could do this. I have looked everywhere and cannot figure this out.
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I don't understand how I would do this. Can I use QuickTime Pro?
Yes, depending on desired export format and compression components installed.
We thought we could use QuickTime Pro to resize our AVI's.
Re-compression to AVI container is limited to QT compatible compression formats and installed QT third-party components.
What is the difference between reg QT and pro?
The QT "structure" are a set of modules/software routines built into the newer Mac OS. The QT Player is a free media player that access the QT structures for playback. QT Pro is merely the "unlocking" of calls to the QT structures to convert and/or edit the already playable content. Be advised, however, that the ability to convert to QT files requires specific "encoder" codecs and the ability to export from QT to other formats requires specific "export" codecs. These codecs are either built into the QT structure or must be installed by the end user. Many such codecs are proprietary and must be purchased. (E.g., DivX and WMV.) "Standard" MPEG-1 files are playback only supported in QT and attempts to convert them in QT will lose audio. MPEG-2 is not natively supported by QT and requires the purchase of the QT MPEG-2 Playback component. This component does not allow the export of MPEG-2. If a specific codec is not supported in QT, you can always download and/or purchase converters for this purpose like Visual Hub, or components like DivX Pro or Flip4Mac Studio.

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