Converting m2ts videos for iPhoto slide show.

My brother used a new camera during a recent trip we took together. He has some great videos, but they are m2ts format and I use iPhoto to produce my slide shows. (I burn the slide show using iDVD). How do I convert his videos so that I can use them? My computer is not able to open them at this point.

One for the iMovie forum, I think.
Regards
TD

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WM
while the NEF (5.2 mb) was converted to 1.1 mb and a second 36 kb data file.
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Photo makes a Thumbnail of everything on import.
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