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I don't know a thing about loading videos onto youtube. But goodluck! (Just wanted to bump your post up.)

I love that! I think it's real. (But I'm very easily convinced.)

Thanks both of you. I will check my email when I get the chance, Beamer.

Awe, that's so thoughtful of you, Amy. Thanks a bunch. But, my Grandpa gave me one - I just don't have it installed yet. Plus, you should think about putting it on ebay.

It does have it's benefits. And I do love my jeep.

That was so sweet. Thanks!

I'm kinda like you Jerome and don't play cds. But not exactly for the same reason. LOL, I drive an old Jeep - before the 'modern' age of cds. So it plays cassetts. Luckily, the Jeep came with about 5 tapes (Kenny Chesney, Brad Paisley, Lone Star, etc.), but unluckily the tape player is broke . So I'm stuck with the radio, which is okay, but it only plays one station - and it's definitely not my favorite station... *Sigh* So I just sing.

Alright then. I should have stuck with my first answer. LOL. Glad to know for sure now. Thanks Zurf. Good luck Dean.

Actually, I'm not sure about key ups. Experts??? Please help??

Here are a couple of charts like Pete was talking about.

Key of G Major:
I    ii    iii    IV    V    vi    vii
Gmaj    Amin    Bmin    Cmaj    Dmaj    Emin    F#dim

Key of D Major:
I    ii    iii     IV     V      vi      vii
Dmaj    Emin    F#minGmaj Amaj Bmin C#dim

Gmaj is the I chord of Gmaj and the IV chord of Dmaj. Emin is the VI chord of Gmaj and the II chord of Dmaj, and so on.

Dean, I think you would transpose to E, but I'm not any good at music theory. I think Pete had a good definition for Modulation. Modulation is somewhat relative, if I'm correct. It depends on the listener, but there are a few rules to follow.
Modulation is when music changes keys (sometimes a temporary change for a mood change, or a permanent change 'grand finale'). For example, Any Man of Mine, Shania Twaine (got that in my head so I grabbed it) has a key change (grand finale) about two thirds into the song. It goes from Ab to Bb. This is a fairly easy key change because these two keys are closely related in the Circle of Fifths. These keys have a difference of two accidentals (Ab has four flatts and Bb has two flatts. 4-2=2) Ab and Bb have two chords in common, Eb and Bb. These two chords (Eb and Bb) would make good pivit chords. A pivit chord (like Pete explained) is a 'connecting' chord. The last chord before the Modulation. Most modulations last a couple of seconds, but that depends on the speed of the song (and modulation is really for the listener, so it also depends of when the listener notices the change.) Hope that helps, and be sure to not take all I say as Gospel, cause I'm wrong a lot! There are a couple of experts on here though, so they'll probably post in a bit.