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Problem importing mpeg2

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I realize that mpeg2 is a Windows (or at least a non-native-Mac) format. What I really want is to be able to first play the video from a Windows mpeg2 format and also import those files individually into iMovie to create a movie.

Will the codec here give me what I need for both decode and encode? If not, what will?

QuickTime MPEG-2 Playback Component for Mac OS X - Apple Store (U.S.)

Thanks!

EDIT: Hmm... also found this. I am fine with iMovie, no need for Final Cut. So will this 1, 2, 3a work?
Edit MPEG-2 on a Mac
 

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edit: After reading the post again, decided to let someone who does this supply a better answer.
 

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