Is it possible to burn a video podcast?

When I try to burn some Podcast, all I get is sound. I'm a recent convert from windows, but with a lot of computer experience in general. Bought my iMac in Jan of 07. Am I doing something wrong? Am I missing something, or can it be done at all?
Thanks,
Bill

You can set iTunes -> Preferences -> Advanced -> Burning to 'Data CD'. This will burn the selected files as computer files to a CD or DVD. It will not create a DVD that can play in a home entertainment DVD (movie) player.
You can use iDVD for a movie style DVD if the source video is not protected by DRM.

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1) Update to the latest version of iTunes and check that the software on your iPod is up to date
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