More than 500 videos

Question

I have more than 500 videos but of course imovie only imports the first 500. What can I do so I dont duplicate any of the 500 when trying to add the rest?

Answer 1

@John Is your response for Open Directory users because I can say with certainty that your response is not true for AD searches.  The filter box only whittles down the intial 500 displayed results (appears to from my testing).  I can view all 8000 of my groups (yes I tweaked the 1000 cap for LDAP queries on the ad server) and up to 8000 users in Directory Utility, even do individual searches for undisplayed users (actually have 50000 or so) and still get them back.  It seems Directory Utilitity DOES form LDAP queries correctly and efficiently, whereas Server app does not.  It seems Server app, at least against an AD server, tries to LDAP query for everything, and only filters down the max results it gets back.  Am I wrong?  If I were, I should be able to use the search box and still get the same 8000 groups I do in Directory Utility, which I don't.  Know how to fix?
To clarify: This only happens when I need to give access permissions to "Services" in the Users or Groups section under Accounts.  Intestingly, looking up the users and groups to set permissions for the actual Sharepoint, works just fine.
@Antonio While you're right it doesn't seem Server App can come anywhere close to Active Directory in terms of managing the entire infrastructure, I think you're wrong when you sort of insinuate that it shouldn't be able to work in tandem with it.  Forming the LDAP queries to AD better seems like such a simple thing to fix - nobody is asking it do the same workload as AD.  I work at an educational institution that is AD infrastructure on the whole, but I just happen to manage an Arts college that it's part of and I prefer the Server App + Deploy Studio + Remote Desktop to manage our 90% rate of macs, as opposed to using the SCCM and AD tools I easily could use.  And I doubt I'm the only mac admin in a similar situation.  This is something Apple could and SHOULD easily fix.