Importing .mov files from computer to itunes

I have tried to drag and drop .mov files in My Documents to itunes, but nothing shows up in Itunes. I then tried to Add File..., found the .mov file and clicked ok but again nothing showed up.
Please help me, I'm so confused what I can do?

Use a program such as MPEG Streamclip to convert them to MPEG-4.
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John Applewhite wrote:
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