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Hi,
I looked at previous thread that suggested you go to disk utilities to change the DVD format, however this only worked with some non-commercial DVD's. For the others, when it goes to import from camera in problem, it says there is an error and to review the videos. Any suggestions?

PS Can VCD's be imported to iMovie?
 
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