Youtube video file format in iphone

Hi,
I have yourtube accout, and I uploade the video in (.flv)(.mov)(flash)(.mp4)(.avi), but non of them not working in iphone youtube, but they working in my computer.please tell me which format is working in youtube inside the computer and iphone youtube?
Thank you for any help

Regardless of the format you load the movie to YouTube it will not play on the iPhine until YouTube process it for playing on the iPhone.
Movies posted to YouTube are not available on the iPhone version right away, they have to be converted by YouTube first and as such they will be in a queue for conversion.
Just wait a bit longer and the video will be available.
Ian
Message was edited by: Ian Parkinson

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