How to extract audio from home video

Hello all,
I am trying to compile an iMovie and I imported a home video shot with my Sony DSC T7 and when iMovie imports it. There is no audio!??! Is there a way for me to use the power of my Mac OS X and extract the audio before I import and then bring both into iMovie seperatly? Or is there a way to bring it into iMovie with sound? I'd appreciate the help. Thanks,
Lorne17

iMovie should import the audio/video together. Maybe you should re-post your question in the iMovie forum. It's possible that someone there had the same problem and knows the solution.

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