How Do I Make HD Videos for YouTube

There is the easy way and a hard way to make Hi-Def videos that you can upload to YouTube or other video hosting Websites.

It is great looking at all those videos in 1080hp High Definition uploaded to YouTube, then realizing your Movie Maker software just does not cut it in the world of HD Movie making.

So for all those who wish to know the secret of how a High Definition upload is done I shall share my knowledge... kind of me yes?

Okay you could do this the hard way by going out to the local technology store and purchasing a very expensive camera and video editing software. It is true you can spend literally thousands on such products, but we don't want to do that do we?

You want to be able to make HD videos as cheap as possible or even better for free... you can do it for free, well as near to free as it gets without having to purchase a video capable cellphone or camera first.

How do I make HD 1080p Videos for free?

Here's the scoop people!

YouTube is probably the most favored Website for HD uploads, and those wonderful people at Microsoft have developed and given you VISTA and WINDOWS 7 users a fantastic bit of software for free.

Yes free... no catch, you just can't use it if you have XP or earlier operating systems.

All you have to do is visit the Microsoft Windows Live Website and grab a free download of Microsoft Window Movie Maker Live, it is a s simple as that. The developers have made the program simple to use and very functional. It is so much better than your traditional standard Movie Maker, although you will recognize many of the features. The link is at the end of this brief introductory article.

Using the software is just as simple as using the Movie maker Software that is usually installed on most laptops that carry a Microsoft Operating System.

There are some great features such as:

Upload straight to YouTube.

Convert to HD formats such as 720p and 1080p

Upload HD videos to your mobile device.

Make music videos.

Add text and titles.

Add visuals.

And so much more...

I have used Windows Movie Maker Live for a couple of month now, and I will not be turning back. At first you might find the software a little confusing if you are not tech savvy, but the help section and instructions are pretty much straight forward.

Here is your link to the free download: http://windowslive.com/desktop/moviemaker