Yes I was! Lost media is one of my interests - I've been a Lost Media Wiki member since 2016 and am currently a volunteer there. I'm subscribed to Blameitonjorge and around the time he posted his lost Cartoon Network media video I decided to take a look at the broken trial version to see if I could get it working on modern Windows. I did manage to figure that out and posted it online. Quite some time later he reached out to me and asked if I could give him details and if I'd like to record something for his video. It was kind of surreal!

I haven't really talked with you much because, well, most of the conversations we've had are via my comments on your uploads, which aren't as frequent anymore, or were via join.me (that was a really long time ago!) I've been busy but good. I've been spending most of my time recently helping out with a project called Flashpoint, the goal of which is to save old Flash games before the websites they're on potentially go down, seeing as Flash games have gone a bit out of style. So I've been providing some technical help there. How about you? How have things been going?

Assuming you're on the latest Movie Maker, once you're done editing you need to go to File > Save Movie [not Save Project!] > Recommended for this project, which will bring up a file save dialog. You can choose between either MP4 or WMV as the output format, either of which will work for YouTube videos. After you hit save, wait (it could take a long time to export) and upload the resulting MP4 or WMV file to YouTube.