Problem Importing Converted Videos

Hello, i have a 30GB ipod and i converted videos to MPEG4 format and put them all in a folder, but when i go into itunes and try to import them, none of them come up. i've tried several times and nothing worked. has anyone else had this problem?

sorry, forgot about it
i used A-one video to ipod convertor
video type:MPEG4
frame rate:same as input
video aspect: 4:3
audio quality: 64 kbps
sample rate:same as input
video size: 320 X 240
video quality: 640
channels:stereo
volume:100%
profile setting:customize(they have presets for this one)

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