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Having a hard time importing.

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I have trying to import footage that is on my Panasonic VDR-250 and put it on my iMovie on my new macbook. I am using the panasonic program that came with the camera to get it onto my computer and then convert it to MPEG so that i can put it onto iMovie. I already did this once and it was such a process that I got to thinking, there must be some other(easier) way to do this, being that all you have to do to import DV is just hook and go. So if anyone knows a good way of doing this I would REALLLY appreciate it. Thanks
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