Fujifilm x-A1 movies into iMovie?

Hi, I have a fujifilm X-A1 and I'm trying to edit video footage, but iMovie won't accept/recognize it. I can get it onto the screen and view each video with Quicktime Player, but can't edit at all. Help?
Thanks,
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Hi
Did You try ?
- take out Memorcard in Camera
- put it into a Card reader connected to Your Mac
- in iMovie - Import from Camera (Yes it sees the Cardreader as a Camera)
or
- First import to iPhoto
- then in iMovie Event's Import from iPhoto Video
That's the way I Import
Yours Bengt W

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