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Is there a way to import Real media clips into Imovie?

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johnvander

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I don't have a video camera, and wanted to fool around with Imovie. Is there a way to import downloaded clips (quicktime, realmedia, WM) to Imovie for editing?

Thanks
John
 
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johnvander said:
I don't have a video camera, and wanted to fool around with Imovie. Is there a way to import downloaded clips (quicktime, realmedia, WM) to Imovie for editing?

Thanks
John
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i'm pretty sure only quicktime files will work in imovie. it won't support anything else as far as i know
 

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