Is it possible to import 7D videos already in Aperture 3?

I have many video clips that were imported from a 7D in Aperture. I attempted to File --> Import --> Files and point to those files stored in a folder and Final Cut Pro X will not import them. Anyone know how to import those videos?
Thanks...

Final Cut Pro X can import Canon 7D videos. Verified by a user in this discussion topic.
What settings was the 7D set to record with? 1080p?
Can we assume you've imported into Aperture as referenced files? Otherwise you wouldn't be able to see them inside the Aperture library.

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