I am very pleased to say that with a few tips from class mates, I have been able to completely remedy the issue I was having with huge upload times due to my enormous file sizes. The steps I went through are as follows:
1. Import blender avi animation file into Windows Media Maker.
2. Drag the file into the bottom left screen shot panel/ File/ Save movie file/ My computer/ wmv..../Finish
This reduced my previous tsunami post from 82000 KB to 4.97KB! Which meant when I then uploaded it to youtube, it took 3 seconds as opposed to 45 minutes! Needless to say I am very pleased with this new knowledge...
3. Youtube/ upload file as normal and save.
4. Copy the Youtube URL (public page/ share/ embed/ copy URL) and paste this into your blog entry for a direct link to the video.
In this animation, class member Ian taught us how to transform the water from Ben's tsunami experiment into sparkles using the Halo Effect. First delete the cylinder then select the water/ shading/ add new/ material/ render pipeline: Halo/ Shader: rings, lines, stars.
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