No solution for iMovie HD and AVHCD video?

Hi, can anyone confirm my thinking or point me in the right direction if I am wrong.
Have macbook with iMovie HD and want to edit video from Canon camcorder which records in AVHCD. Reasons not to upgrade are iMovie 09 needs leopard and I don't want to spend on both when I plan to buy macbook pro later in the year which will come with snow leapoard and current iMovie etc.
I understand that iMovie 09 uses the Apple Intermediate Codec (AIC) to transcode AVHCD into this format before its edited.
Is there anyway to convert AVHCD .m2ts files into AIC so they can be imported into iMovie HD? Or am I stuck with a version of iMovie that is HD by name but not by nature?
Thanks for any help.

That site links to this one:
http://www.shedworx.com/voltaichd
And the requirements say its windows only?
Seems to just be a fancy front end for ffmpeg though, maybe I can just run a command line conversion. Do you know what format it outputs into, is it directly to AIC or some other format that iMovie HD supports?

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