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During the past several days, including today, I have unsuccessfully tried five or six times to upload my entry for the SAXXY replay category to YouTube via the TF2 Replay Editor. The upload proceeds to 100% and for a split second I get a message window that says "Upload finished", but then an error message window pops up which claims:
"There was a problem uploading the movie. Please check your internet connection settings and try again. Also, make sure your YouTube account is linked to a Google account and that you have created a channel via http://youtube.com/create_channel."
Yeah, you're trying to pin this on me, replay editor, are you? After all the other trouble you gave me, like not showing hats and misc items at some times during editing, or changing character model positioning between the stages of editing and saving/rendering. I'm so frustrated now I'm about to give up. Watching an upload that takes two hours just to see the error message popping up at the end is no fun.
Let's see:
YouTube account linked to Google account: check
Existing YouTube channel: check
Disabled Google's two-step authentication (as demanded in the SAXXY FAQ): check
Fast internet connection: check
Put firewall into Game mode: check (and I checked the logs to see if the firewall had perhaps wrongly blocked anything... no it didn't)
Changed my Steam Interface settings from German to English, just in case, because I had a problem with uploading sprays into TF2 whenever it was set to German... but that accomplished nothing.
Logged myself into YouTube while the upload was running, with "stay logged in" box checked, so that the log-in won't time out, as it did the very first time: check
Sent a ticket to Valve's Steam Support on Monday morning asking for help: check. No reply.
Now, I don't seriously expect to actually get a SAXXY for my replay. It's a nice replay with a funny ending (well, I find it ironic), but nothing really special. But I wanted at least a chance to participate, you know. I can upload videos into YouTube from my hard drive the normal way, that's not the problem. But to submit it to the SAXXYs, I have to sent it through the replay editor.
I know I'm not the only person who has this problem. Apparently even some people who tried to upload SFM movie submissions via the Source Filmmaker have run into this wall.
See here:
http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=N-rfcGglvDw
MarwanGC wrote:
"This was originally going to be my submission for this year's Saxxy Awards. Unfortunately, when I tried to upload it via SFM's Saxxy Award video submission, hours later, I got an error message that said, "There was a problem uploading the movie. Please check your internet connection settings and try again." Three times, I attempted, and three times, the upload failed; that same error message always keeps popping up. Ultimately, I gave up."
(It's a damn shame, because Marwan's SFM video is hilarious.)
P.S. AS for Zachariah Scott's "Bad Medicine" video(s), 'Ive watched them a dozen times now. If Tim Burton made a movie about the Medic's obsession with overcoming Death, it would look like this. It nearly broke my heart. I hope it wins a SAXXY. It deserves it.
Still no reply from Steam support.
Yes, I did.
The video never makes it to YouTube in the first place. The upload finishes at 100%, but then the error message pops up claiming there was a problem, and the video doesn't appear in my YouTube uploads nor in my Steam profile videos or anywhere. Perhaps the last step of YouTube configuring the video to appear on their site doesn't work, because of.. I don't know why. It doesn't like the data is receives from the replay editor? No clue.
I understand why it's easier for them to process the submissions via the submission mechanic built into the SFM and replay editor.
But... man, all this fiddling with the replay editor for nothing. *sigh*