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Video Converting Problems

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I took a video on my digital camera with audio and video, of course. I want to be able to convert the file so I can edit on iMovie. I have already done this previously with videos from my phone and changed the format of them to .mov on RealBean but now I can't do it with my digital camera. The video I want to convert is in a .mov format but I cannot upload it onto iMovie so I can edit it. Please help!

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Logan
 
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Use Handbrake to convert the camera videos to the Apple Universal format. That should allow you to import the videos into iMovie while maintaining the original's quality.
 

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