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Canon HG10 and iMovie 08 troubles

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Hello all,

I recorded some video today using our Canon HG10. I initalized the HD before starting and now iMovie 08 will not find the camera. Usually you plug it in and the import window pulls right up. The disk shows as mounted on the desktop but when I go to File and Import from camera in iMovie....the only option is Built in iSight???

Anyone have any ideas. It is fairly important that I do not lose the video that we recorded today!

Thank in advance.

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By the way...I have tried on two different MBP's.
 

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