Uploading videos to n70 impossible?....someone ple...

Ok i listened to everybody and download the video converter SUPER. I converted the videos i wanted, but when i drag them to the music transfer section in the PC Suite.... it says "contains Video Material...converting to mobile optimized format is not possible" Ok so maybe i thought i converted it wrong so i tried to upload one of the videos i originally took from my phone itself, and it said the same thing. ALL i want to do is upload videos so please someone tell me how they did it

so you want to put the converted video to phone?
open pc suite - file manager - select right folder in phone and copy the video from pc folder to phone folder.

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