A few iPod Touch questions

Hi. I just got my iPod Touch yesterday, and I love it.
I just have a few questions about music settings and a few things in video.
First, is there a way to look at the album flow so it goes by the order of album name instead of artist?
And two questions about video
Why do some videos have a blue dot next to some of the artist names?
And last, this is about full length movies. I've ripped a movie to my iPod, and I was hoping that I could put in chapter stops, so I don't have to hassle with the entire movie on the one small location-bar (can't think of a better wording for it The slide bar for the position of the movie)
Now, I've tried two things. First, I put the entire movie as a whole onto my iTunes. Is there a way to add chapter stops into that?
I also tried ripping each chapter of the movie, and moving them to iTunes. I put them under the same album name in hopes that they'd be linked together as one movie, but instead the chapters are separate from each other.
Can anyone help with these?
Thanks

Congrats on the new ipod Bonk!
1.no there just i havent found a way myself to do that either. Its just by default to be organized by artist name rather than album name.
2.the blue dots signify new videos that you have synced to your ipod allowing you know which videos are new so that you can find that video easily over older videos you might have on it.
3. on these forums your not allowed to discuss movies ripped from a dvd.But your new so I will just encourage you to check out this site for better info forums.ilounge.com adn search there.
Welcome to the group!

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