You might look at Photo Scape. They have a MAC version and it is free.

If you are a Mac user, use PhotoScape X for Mac and VideoBlend for Mac.

HTTPS web links don't work - HTTP does

http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=18Ib1mhvjOA

Imaging Source review
Canon T5i Basic Video Specs

1,920 x 1,080 (Full HD / 1080p) at 30 & 24 frames per second, 1,280 x 720 (720p) at 60 frames per second, and 640 x 480 (VGA) at 30 frames per second
TTL (through the lens) matrix metering using the main image sensor
MOV file format, with H.264/MPEG-4 AVC encoding with variable bitrates
Autofocus can be triggered during movie recording by pressing the shutter button, or continuous AF can be enabled
Manual focus also available
Aperture, shutter speed, and ISO sensitivity can be controlled in Manual exposure modes, both before and during recording
ISO sensitivity can also be controlled automatically in Manual exposure mode
All three exposure variables are controlled automatically in other exposure modes
Video recording can be started and stopped with dedicated movie button or optional RC-6 remote control
Seven-step LCD brightness adjustment available
LCD brightness must be adjusted before capture starts
16-bit, 48KHz, Linear PCM audio from internal stereo microphone or an optional external 3.5mm stereo jack
Automatic or fine-grained 64-step audio sensitivity adjustment available, including level display with peak hold indication (the level meter is only displayed when in manual level setting menu screen)
Still images can be captured while in video recording mode, but doing so pauses recording for a second or so
Movies can be "trimmed" in-camera, selecting just the portion you want and optionally saving it as a new file
Video Snapshot feature lets you record quick video clips in 2, 4 or 8 second durations, which can be joined together in Video Snapshot Albums and be set to music
If an attached Canon flash unit has an LED light, it can automatically enable it in low-light shooting in all except Manual mode

Video duration limited to 29 minutes, 59 seconds maximum

File size restricted to 4 GB maximum; automatically and seamlessly spans movie capture across a second file if needed
If sensor temperature threshold is exceeded, shooting may stop before either limit is reached; camera warns before threshold is reached
Single SD memory card slot. Uses SD, SDHC, SDXC cards, Speed Class 6 or faster recommended.
Histogram is available in manual mode, but only before capture starts
Two grid displays (3x3, 6x) are available, but only before capture starts
"Clean" HDMI output not supported. Live view feed is only about 50% of screen, surrounded by black area containing readouts.

The manual says 29 min 59 seconds maximum for each video segment - about 4GB.

REMINDER!
You should be able to see both headlights of the vehicle you are passing in your INSIDE rear view mirror before changing lanes to make sure you are not cutting them off. This assures there is adequate space between you and them after you make the pass.

When I first started driving there was only the inside rear view mirror on cars. If you wanted to have an outside one you bought it yourself. That's why you had to turn to look to see if the lane was open.

If you adjust the mirrors the way that is recommended now, you would only need to turn your head to the side to see if a car was in the lane you wanted to move into. Try it and you will notice a better rear and side view of your car.

I adjust my mirrors so that the ones on each side cover the area where the inside mirror ends so I don't have any blind spots. I don't do the lean right and left, just sit normally.
Adjust the inside mirror and then adjust the left and right ones to expand the rear view and not have any blind spots.

And in the end, Darwin said that the THEORY was wrong.
Didn't stop people from ignoring the facts.

Picture wasn't there when I first looked.

Great shot.

Looked like Ronald Reagan to me!

It will happen twice in the same day if you are using 12 hour time.

There is Drop Box that has 2 GB free and you can put files in and out of it to stay under the 2Gb limit on the free plan.

You can email the link to the files to whoever you want and they can share that link as well.

When you remove the file from Drop Box the link doesn't work any more.

I purchased a Deluxe refill kit for my printer from Inkproducts.com. It comes with a chip resetter, new clear ink tanks and 4 oz bottles of the color ink and 8 oz of the pigmented black and syringes. The kit has everything you need to refill the cartridges. THE ONLY THING THAT ISN'T IN THE KIT IS THE CANON CHIPS FOR THE CARTRIDGES. The chips on your current Canon cartridges can be removed and put on the new cartridges so they will work OK in the printer. There are complete instructions in the kit for everything you need to do.

The whole kit ran about $90.00 including shipping. I can refill every cartridge at least 6 times from this kit. As you need more ink, you buy it in 4, 8, or 16 oz bottles and your refill cost per ink cartridge is less than $2.00 from there forward.

Their media in the cartridges does not dry out like the Canon cartridges. I haven't been able to tell any difference in the colors between the refill ink and Canon ink in any of my printing including photos.

I have a Pixma MG 5220 and the pictures I print are comparable to the ones printed at the local retail labs.

I have been very happy with every Canon printer that I have had in the past.

I think you mean "youtubeonfire.com"