Video upload size to MoblieMe?

I got a new iPhone 4G. I use iPhoto '09 to download my videos. I want to publish them to a Mobile Me Gallery, but they take for ever to upload because they are HD. Is there a way to upload the videos from iPhoto in a smaller format to Mobile me?
Kevin

Yes. There are two ways:
1- in iPhoto export the slideshow/video with one or more of the options checked to get a variety of sizes, like mobile and medium:
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Or import the the video into iMovie 09 and export to a MMe gallery at multiple sizes.
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Then you can get a MMe gallery like this one: http://gallery.me.com/toad.hall#100411 or the same gallery embedded in an iWeb page: Adding a MMe Gallery from iMovie 09.
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