Error -2048: Quicktime refuses to open Jobs iPhone SDK Presentation

Hi,
I have had this happen to me during the special iMac event last summer and currently with the iPhone SDK event. I get the error message:
"Error -2048: Couldn't open the file m08770365506i_650ref.mov because it is not a file that Quicktime understands."
I have tried using Firefox, Internet Explorer and Safari. Same problem. I tried reinstalling iTunes+Quicktime. I still get the error. Any ideas?
Mike
PS I have screenshots if that helps

I was afraid of that.. :-(
Yeah... well, I've tried to import the files to iTunes, both through drag'n drop and by Files/Add to Library but nothing, zip, zero happens. Not even an error message appears. I have no problem with adding mpeg4 files but I get no reaction when trying to add the wma's...

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