I movie 11 keeps searching for MVI files

Its started again Just as i though things were stable , I down loaded raw up dates and one other up day nothing to do with I movie . However now when i movie opens its stable when switched to I photos , when moving to the Aperture Icon to view and edit stuff in there. Again its keeps searching for movie data in file. go to search the file is there but you cannot click to load.
I fixed this once but cannot remember how. in 09 . In search it does not come up with the same info as 09

im using canon 7d but before this I was getting the same problem using IM 09 and only using canon a640 and a 680.. had the same problem . I dont want to come across stubborn , but i up graded hoping to over come this and have the ease of using both I photo and aperture 3 . I to all my pr work on AP 3 and family stuff and so forth on I photo .

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Paul Patrick
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