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Importing movies in iMovie

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Okay so I'm new to Mac and this may be a simple fix but I'm not sure. I had two movies that were in two different parts. I was thinking I could take iMovie and combine them so it is one whole file and one whole movie. I tried to import them as an AVI but that didn't work. I figured converting them to MOV would work but when I search for them in import movies they are greyed out. What am I doing wrong? I'll attach a screenshot to show you what I'm talking about.

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Nvm i got it. I am using MPEG stream clip to convert them to MP4.
 

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