Uploading videos longer than 15 mins to You Yube

Ok, I have a You Tube account which is enabled to upload videos longer than 15 minutes but every time I try to upload with iMovie I get a message telling me to make the video shorter because it won't upload.
Any suggestions?
Thanks
Chris

Share your video using SHARE/EXPORT MOVIE in the size you want. Then use YouTube's sebsite in a browser and upload there.
uploading through the browser has additional benefits. You can continue working in iMovie as it uploads, and you can queue up multiple movies to upload at once.

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So QuickTime has the following options for sharing in Yosemite: Mail, Messages, Airdrop, Vimeo. Facebook, Flickr. You can choose any of these. I haven't given Apple any credentials to any of the external services (not that I would know where to do that, plus I don't have a Facebook account).
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