Video podcast export settings

When exporting a movie from iMovie for import into GarageBand to make a video podcast, what settings and export option should i use? (given that the image window in iTunes is 300 x 300). I don't use iWeb. I'll be getting people to subscribe via iTunes.
Grant.

I had a similar problem with an export of a recorded audio cassette to iTunes. See my post 21/12/2007 13:21. It is interesting that in my case smaller file sized work and the large one does not. So far nobody has offered a solution yet.

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