whats wrong? can't add my mp4 videos to ipod or itunes 6!!!

So you converted the video to .mp4. Great.

Now open iTunes, go to File -> Add to library... and select your .mp4 file. iTunes will do one of 2 things: add it to the Videos list, or throw an error.

Once it's in iTunes, if you are managing your music manually, then you need to manage your videos manually as well (via drag and drop from the Videos source list in iTunes onto your iPod in iTunes).

If you're managing your music automatically, then check the Video tab and make sure it's set to automatically sync videos as well. Then re-sync with your iPod.

"it just not happend anything..."

Can you describe a little better? You select the video, and nothing happens at all? No error message? and the video isn't listed in the Videos source in iTunes?

hey yea i got a question um well i got the video in my i tunes but when i try and put it in my ipod it says that it cannot be played on my ipod. do i need to change something to make it work like the type of file because mine says (movie file/mpeg)

MPEG1 files are not iPod compatible. Convert to a compatible format (i.e., MPEG4/AAC LC or H.264/AAC LC).

hom do i change the mpeg1 file to be compatible with my ipod i downloaded videos and they are in movie form but to convert they say to wave dont know what to do pls help

Since you are not getting any alerts, it would appear that you cannot "communicate" properly with the iTunes application. Problem could be anything from inappropriate preference settings to a problem with read/write permission status. If you have been "playing around/testing" various options and settings, you may end up having to go back a restore the original default settings or even reinstall iTunes.

i downloaded the videos from limewire and they play on the itunes with no problem but just would not go to my ipod says this file cannot be played on ipod

You have to run your MPE1 file through a file converter like Videora iPod Converter (free) or Video Vault Movie Converter for iPod ($$). While you may consider MPEG1 a universal format (others feel the same way about WMV and DivX), the iPod does not.

The QT and iTunes Players play hundreds of various audio/video formats. The iPod only plays two. As stated above, MPEG1 is not one of those two. If you want to put you Limewire downloads on your iPod, convert them. If you want to keep them in the MPEG1 format, then buy a alternate Video MP device.

i can now convert to acc but i keep getting a error

i dont know how to convert thats my problem just got it last week ahd am lost tring to convert

i can now convert to acc but i keep getting a error

Have no idea what ACC is supposed to be. Obviously it is not MPE4 video with AAC (LC) audio and not H.264 video with AAC (LC) audio. Suggest you find someone in your local area willing to provide some "one-on-one" experience explaining which applications should be used and how they should be employed. The MPEG1 format employs sequential blocks of video data interspersed with blocks of audio data in a single stream. The iPod, on the other hand, only plays "frame-to-frame" (separate audio and separate video data streams) of 2 particular types with very specific parameters. If the files do not meet these conditions, iTunes will not load them to your iPod. End of story.