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audio formats for iMovie

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elizaeve


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I have some audio (interviews) that I have been editing in Quicktime into smaller clips to add to a video project in iMovie. However I cannot figure out which audio format can be seen by iMovie. They do not show up in the audio box. When I export there are 3 choices: AU, AIFF and Wave.
Is there a way of fixing this. If not, how do I edit audio for import into iMovie.
[I am a new Mac user, trying to adjust my PC thinking to do this]
Many thanks to whomever can give me help
elizaeve
 

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