I've been meaning to let y'all know what I'm using to post the videos....
It's a program called MSI Afterburner, which can be downloaded from here -
http://event.msi.com/vga/afterburner/images/download-bt1.gifMSI Afterburner is 100% free!
Once installed, there's a few settings that need to be tweaked if you want to capture in HD.
Click on "Settings"
Then click on the Video Capture tab.
The settings that I use and/or need to be changed are circled in yellow.
Some of the settings are user preference, but I'd recommend these and here's why....
1. The difference when watching youtube vids in 720 vs. 1080 is negligible in my opinion. Recording in 1080 would increase the size of the capture considerably. It'll also make your hardware work harder and possibly cause stuttering if it can't keep up. Not worth it. It'll also take a long time to upload due to the huge file size. I highly recommend sticking with 720P.
2. Youtube videos are only capable of playing at 30 FPS, so recording at anything higher is kind of a waste of time/resources.
3. Going higher than 85% quality will also cause the same concerns as seen in point #1. Possible stuttering, huge file size, etc.
The other settings (gamma, decoder) I'm not 100% sure what they are/do. I found a tutorial online and they recommend those settings.
Set the hotkey to whatever you want.
I recommend using a destination folder on a separate drive if you have one. It'll help performance as well.
If anyone has any questions let me know and I'll try to answer as best I can.
Now get to work and post some vids!!