What's the best WMV to MOV Video Converter?

Hi,
What's the best .WMV to .MOV Video Converter?
I'm trying to edit imported .WMV files in iMovie HD but iMovie HD doesn't seem to recognize .WMV files.
Any help would be greately appreciated,
Thank you.

Those other posters are steering you in the right direction. Flip4Mac is the best thing for this, and all the paid functions will work in the free downloaded version, there's just some limitations on the length of any one clip, and a watermark on the video, but it will let you see how well it works...well worth the affordable $.

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