Not all movies in iPhoto library are added to iMovie '08 at start up

Hello, I have about 25 movies in iPhoto '08 which do not load into iMovie '08 when I open iMovie. I have two identical clips except for the title: one has a generic title and ends with .mov and the second clip was renamed in IPhoto several months ago. The first clip loads into iMovie at start up. I renamed the second clip to end in .mov but it still did not load. Can anyone help me get the clips that I renamed (prior to updating to iLife "08) to load into iMovie '08? Thank you

Changing the file extension doesn't change what is inside the container and some audio and video codecs that play in QuickTime must be converted to work with iMovie 7.
MPEG Streamclip (free) can convert most AVI's and MPEG-1 files to QuickTime formats. DV Stream is best for quality reasons but makes huge file sizes.

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