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Ok idk which problem it is but all I know is after I am done making a film using monkey jam I check the video before I put it on youtube high quailty and everything:) . But when I upload it to youtube it starts to get alll fuzzy:( . if you want an example go to my channel (Burningwood1001) and look at the last video I made. Please tell me is it my webcam (quickcam pro 9000) or is it youtube...
Well, did you actually FILM it in HD? 
no i didn't film in HD
Did you use WMM as an editer?
Using WWM is a highly contagous disease. If you value your health, do NOT use it! And that would be your problem; if you didn't film in HD, it won't turn out in HD.
I didn't use wmm I just used monkey jam
I know, I was talking to SW8. Sorry about that, I was trying to say two things at once and I forgot to seperate them.
ok 
so does anyone know the anwser to my question
Okay then, I have the 9000 and it's not the camera, becuase my videos come out fine when I upload my videos to youtube.
Minor Bump.
I had the same problem one YouTube a while ago.. There's no way to fix it, But..!
I waited about a month, When i started posting video's again, Everything where normal, It's YouTube's Compressor.
If a lot of peeple are uploading at the same time, or you just have bad MBI Your videos will get fuzzy.
Also if you don't have enough space on your computer, then your compressor will take it down in format, so it dosent fill that much in your Hardrive.
-JackpodyDK
Try your best not to triple post.
I'm not seeing the problem. Just some out-of-focus shots and light flicker that appear to be a result of having the camera on automatic settings. What compression codec are you using to export from MonkeyJam?
By the way, here's a link to the video being described. For future reference, Corn, you might want to include that in the post so it's easier for people to help you out. The internet is lazy.
Yeah it looks really good on your computer but then bad on youtube, it's got to do with their compression of the video. I reckon you should read up on this, youtube's advice on how to get the best-looking videos.
Thank You.................:DD
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