Heya, the tga file format is a lossless and uncompressed format, so when you're taking all these images, combining them into a series, and exporting them as an .avi file (I suppose you are) - you're gonna end up with a huge video file that has an enormous bit rate, even if you're using the lagarith codec (which I think is the best to use if you wanna save some space, but still have excellent quality on your exported video files). You're not going to be able to play that file unless you have an insanely fast disk and overall excellent computer. Basically once you have your video file from virtualdub, render it in vegas or whatever (mp4 is a great format) with a bit rate of like 12K, 14K or higher, depending how high quality you want it in. But YouTube still converts your raw render to a much smaller bit rate (and 30 fps) once you upload it, so ye... @anyone feel free to correct me if I'm wrong in some aspects 
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