Movies in music library??

I downloaded some more movies the i converted them like i convert my other movies but when i dragged them to itunes they wernt there. Later i found them in the music library instead of the movie library.Usully when the video doesnt have video in it the converter will tell me. But it didnt. I got the info on the movie on itunes and it said it was an mgeg 4 video file. Could itunes have mixed them up? or is the video really not there?

I complained about this the day iTunes 11 came out, they clearly don't give a hoot. It's super annoying, cause I get a lot of free music and then I listen to it in one playlist, look for it in my library to delete it, when I switch back, I have to scroll all the way down again again. And god forbid you are in your library when it switches songs while you're looking at something, cause it automatically switches to the song playing, and then you have to scroll back to where you were. Seems to me if it's a feature it used to have, it shouldn't be too hard to add it to an update...

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