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Getting video from iPhoto to iMovie

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Dollarbill


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I have a video that is showing up in iPhoto, but when I go into iMovie and bring up the different folders, the video is not showing up. I set the folder up in iPhoto with the pictures associated with this subject and clicked and dragged the video into that folder, but it's not showing up. Any suggestions..
 
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TinyEric


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I have had the same problem - Go to the menu bar, File, Import movie then use finder. This should help.
 

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