[Andersen smith]

If you recorded a few video clips with the Flip Mino or Flip Ultra ,
and when you tried to import the video files from flip video camcorder
to into iMovie ‘08, only to find out that you couldn’t. Apparently,
you’re not alone, because you’ll find there are plenty of other people
with the same problem.

Some Flip video camcorder will record video in mp4, but some in mpeg-4
formatted AVI files, the problem is iMovie won’t recognize AVI, you
will need to convert AVI to DV Stream before import into iMovie.

Fortunately, there is a simple yet effective way to work this out,
check it out: Mac Flip video converter is a program specially designed
to make Flip Mino and Flip Ultra work well with iMovie, iTunes and
QuickTime. It can convert flip video to DV, m4v for iMovie, and
convert flip video to QuickTime. mov for QiuickTime. Flip video
converter for Mac is Mac friendly program, which is compatible with
PowerPC and Intel Processor. You can count on it.

http://www.iorgsoft.com/how-to-impor...ile-to-iMovie/

[Andersen smith]

AVI files are one of the most used formats for PC users and the
problem is always being the inability to directly import avi to iMovie
on Mac, which is a big trouble if you have an important project to
accomplish within a tight given time. iMovie Video converter[/url][/b]
is an ideal program that can imovie import .avi with little hassle.
Accurately speaking, video converter for Mac is able to convert avi
into iMovie readable formats like DV, Mpeg-4, Mpeg-2, M4V, and no
other codecs will be needed at all.

http://www.importavitoimovie.com/avi-to-imovie/