MJPEG AVI issues, gspot codec appliance lying to me?

I have two types of videos. One is 1080p from my goggles, one is from my Canon point and shoot.
Goggle 1080p .mov video: Premiere Elements 10 and Windows Movie Maker can import and edit, but gspot codec appliance says it is undetermined.
Crummy Canon .avi MJPEG video: Everything can play it, Windows Movie Maker can edit it no problem, Elements 10 cannot import it, and gspot tells me it is an MJPEG and the codec is installed and fine.
What the heck is going on??
Do I need to export these MJPEGs from Windows Movie Maker and feed them into Elements 10? I can't afford to lose any video quality on those files...
I r dissapoint.
Help!
Thanks,
Brad

I downloaded the trial and found the clips would not even load. Then I discovered that if I changed the clip extension from .mpg to .avi they loaded fine. I have been able to edit and apply transitions and effects with no problems. Accordingly, I purchased PrE 10.
Both of Adobe's NLE (Non Linear Editor) programs look for common CODEC's, in common "wrappers," i.e. the file format, like MOV, MP4, AVI, MPEG, WMV, etc.. When one wraps a common CODEC in a wrapper, where the program expects something else, it can get very confused.
This has been happening with some regularity, where some camera mfgrs. are choosing to wrap H.264 (common CODEC) in the AVI wrapper (un-common combo). To date, PrPro has addressed this CODEC/wrapper issue w/ a recent update. I anticipate that we might see similar with PrE 11, but do not kow that it will happen.
When camera mfgrs. "stray off the ranch," it takes companies, like Adobe, some time to catch up. In the case of PrPro, there are historically updates during its 18 mos. +/- life cycle. As PrE is on a 12 mo. life span cycle, not so often, though there HAVE been updates, like with PrE 3.0, when Vista was released just after PrE 3.0 was, and caused many issues. Same with some issues with PrE 8. When that does happen, there are often little "goodies" added in, that might have been sitting on the shelf, waiting for the next big upgrade - though not always.
As per another thread, we are seeing more and more still cameras, that shoot Video as 640 x 480 w/ PAR = 1.0 (square pixels), which is uncommon, by the general Video standards. However, as more mfgrs. do such things, Adobe will need to adapt, and at some point, adopt.
Good luck,
Hunt

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