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Transfering Video From iPod Touch to iMac?

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I bought a new iPod Touch 32gb yesterday and I have been playing around with the built in video camera. I tried to transfer the video to my iMac 27, but was unable to. What am I doing wrong?
 
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Since you didn't explain the method by which you "tried to transfer the video," it'll be pretty hard to guess why it didn't work. Some details would be useful.

The way *I* transfer video from my iPhone 4 is to plug it into my computer via the sync cable, whereupon iPhoto pops open and shows the video as a thumbnail. I click "import all" and that's that, it's now in iPhoto.
 

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