Whenever I try to upload a drawing it stays on the 'Uploading Your Drawing' for a very long time and my internet connection is good,I even tried waiting for 15 minutes and nothing.

Usually uploading speed will be slow in any type of connection.It is default.Uploading speed will be 1/4 fourth of downloading speed.So uploading speed won't increase more than that.If you fee your internet uploading speed is very slow,it is because of internet traffic.Try using internet in non traffic time.Also try to avoid many downloads at same.You can use latest browser for browsing.To check internet speed visit the site Scanmyspeed.com

HI,
I also had this problem. What I did was I used a different browser. I tried firefox and it worked. If this won't resolve the problem, I'd suggest you try a different internet service provider or contact your internet service provider and ask them that there's a problem with your connection..
hope this helps... regards...

This could either be a problem with your internet or a problem with your browser. I'd say delete all cookies from your browser and then attempt to upload again. Also, try and reset your internet connection and then attempt to upload again.

I had the same problem with my Honda. The problem is that the piston is binding when you try to compress it with the C-clamp.

You need a tool that will push the piston exactly in the center so it won't bind.

I made a tool myself to do just that. The best thing to do in the short run is to rent a tool if you can. If you want to make one, see the drawing below:
The is what I made, which worked like a charm!
Sorry for the crudeness of the drawing. If you have means to tap the hole in the metal piece, that would be best. If not, just use a nut. I realized after uploading the drawing that I put the nut on the wrong side of the metal piece. It should go on the other side (closest to the piston), so when you turn the bolt clockwise, the nut pushes against the metal, which pushes against the caliper. This, in turn, compresses the piston. It worked very well for me and wasn't hard to make. If you have a drill and the other pieces, it will take about 1/2 hour.

Good luck!

Instructions for uploading a video to YouTubeTo get started, the first thing you should do is click on the "Upload Videos" icon in the upper right corner of the YouTube home page:

Click on 'Upload Videos'

Login if you already have an account. If you don't, you'll need to complete and submit the sign-up form to create one:

Create your YouTube account

Describe your video
Once you've registered, you'll be able to begin the two-step video upload process. First, you'll need to provide some information about the video you're uploading:

Provide information about your video

You'll want to include relevant keywords in your title, description and "tags" that people will use when searching YouTube for video content. For example, if you're uploading a video snare drum lesson, be sure to include potential search words such as "drums, lessons, snare, music," etc.
Keep in mind, that YouTube video pages appear in Google's search results. So it's possible that someone searching for "drum lessons" on Google will stumble upon your video drum lesson on YouTube without actually searching YouTube directly.
Select the appropriate category and language for your video, and press the "Go upload a file" button. The alternative "Use Quick Capture" button would allow you to record a YouTube video instantly via a camera connected to your computer. (We'll go over this option in a future tutorial.)
Public or Private?
On the next page, you'll be able to upload your video file and specify the privacy settings (public or private):

Make your videos private or availabe to the public

If you'd like to only select people you invite to be able to view your videos, choose "Private." Otherwise, if you'd like anyone in the world to be able to view your videos, you should select the "Public" option.
YouTube video requirements and recommendationsYouTube accepts video files from most newer digital cameras, camcorders, and cell phones in either an .AVI, .MOV, or .MPG file format. According to their site, videos saved with the following settings convert and display the best:

• MPEG4 (Divx, Xvid) format
• 320x240 resolution
• MP3 audio
• 30 FPS

(Note to WVZ Members: Be sure to review the tutorial on how to get the best results when uploading videos to YouTube.)
There is no limit to the number of videos you can upload, but there is a file size limit of 100MB for "Standard" account members.
Videos can be up to 10 minutes long. If you have a Director's Account, you can upload longer videos. The YouTube Director program is especially for musicians, amateur filmmakers, videobloggers, or professional content producers.
YouTube asks that you not upload "copyrighted, obscene or any other material which violates YouTube's Terms of Use."
Upload your video
To upload your video, press the "Browse" button to locate the video file on your computer and then press the "Upload Video" button:

Uploading your video to YouTube

The amount of time required to upload a video depends upon your internet connection speed and the size of the video you're uploading. It can take anywhere from a few minutes to several hours.
According to YouTube, for users with a high-speed broadband internet connection, the upload time is usually in the range of 1-5 minutes per MB (e.g., a 10MB file would take 10-50 minutes to upload).
Once you're video has been uploaded, YouTube will automatically convert it to the Flash video FLV format for use in the YouTube FLV player. This usually takes just a few minutes. Your video should be live shortly thereafter.

Hi there,
What is your Internet Speed? it could be because the bandwidth is too small to upload the file..try going to www.speedtest.net so you can test the download and upload speed. Otherwise, you might want to try using another computer or check if your Internet Service Provider offers a better deal.
Hope this helps!

Uploading to what? It is probably in high DEF or you have a really slow internet connection if you're uploading to Youtube...

your internet connection might be slow . . . try different internet connection or wait for a day or 2

If you mean t5hat you want the GPS to interprete the coordinates of youre line drawing the answer is no. If your GPS allows for the viewing of pics and videos then loading it into the picture folder is definitely possible. But it will have no connection to the mappping ability or the coordinates.

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Try uploading small sized video files or try uploading after converting the video in flash, this should prevent the time-outs from the place u are uploading the files to.u can even try sending them as *.swf.......sodeep