Video podcasts will not go to video podcasts folder

I have a smokin new 80g ipod video. A video podcast i would like to watch will only show up in the regular podcast folder. The video podcast folder remains empty despite some effort. any ideas?

Well it came marked as movie. I changed it to music video. It now works on Ipod under music video file but why wont it go to Videopodcast file. Is it a problem from the podcaster?

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