Import video on Macbook Pro

Hi,
i don't see the icone iMovie on my Macbook, so i assum i don't have iMovie. In this case, do i still be able to import video into computer. Just want to burn some DVD.
Thanks

Never assume. Look for the Application in your Applications folder. If it's there you have it. Drag the icon into the Dock.

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