Importing .avi clips into Flash Pro 8..

I have flash pro 8, and I was attempting to import a .avi
(Video Clip) file into Flash Pro 8, and... it instantly crashes the
program with no error message, no lag, nothing. Just instantly
shuts the whole program down as if I had simply pressed the "X"
button at the top of the window.
Is there any fixes for this? I need to do this for a school
project.

Hi.
Thanks both of you for your comments, but the .avi file is
less than 40 seconds long, and is a bit smaller than 6MB. I have
imported a 15MB .avi file into Flash before with no problems. It
isn't hiding either, I checked my processes in the Task Manager,
and it isn't there, it's just completely gone. I need to figure
this out by the end of two weeks. I cannot convert it to a smaller
file type, because I need it to retain 100% of it's quality.
Thanks

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