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Hmm, see that is fantastic quality, the only thing is I am mainly doing these videos from an advertisement perspective, thus why I am using the mainstream youtube. I wonder If I were to upload it there, download that file and then reupload it to youtube if it would help... Of course I'm too lazy to try that 
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I gave it a try, I don't see a quality difference, so if there is one, its very little.. However i did avoid the choppy and blocky stuff that comes along during some clips, I'll do the next one like this too, and if it avoids it then I'll be satisfied enough. lol
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So, what I should do is save it to my hard drive then convert it to a FLV?
Because, If I save it on my hard drive as an avi or anything like that and upload it, youtube says it is too large, and isn't a flv larger?
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When I finish a video, I'll go to upload it to youtube, via the produce movie option. Eventually after it processes and is ready to view, the video usually comes out choppy and blocky, until I try it 3-5 times until finally I get a non choppy version, but still however is low in quality.
When I Upload, I've tried all the Quality settings in Power Director, and still have this problem.
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