WHich Format is better to upload to Youtube?

I ve tried mp4, m4v, mov, etc, and all of them are kind of blurry when I watched them in Youtube. The only one, that has work for me is wmv, and because I dont have the Flip for mac program, I can transform only 30 seconds.?
What do I have to do to upload the video, without the blurry in Youtube.?
Thank you in advance?

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