How to not import videos in Elements 7

Hi Everyone,
By default, Elements imports both photos and videos. But I don't want videos in my catalog. Is there a way to not import videos? Else is there a way to not *display* videos?
Thanks for your help..

Hi Everyone,
By default, Elements imports both photos and videos. But I don't want videos in my catalog. Is there a way to not import videos? Else is there a way to not *display* videos?
Thanks for your help..

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