What kind of video clips can I import?

I am relatively new using imovie, i am trying to splice together some clips that are mpg format. When I drag the clips to imovies it says"can't open file skipping and continuing". Does anybody have any advice? Thanks

For MPEG-1, you need to convert to DV using MPEG Streamclip.
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