What video formats are support by itunes

I have video in MKV format -- can they be imported into iTunes and download to my ipod?

http://support.apple.com/kb/HT2729

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Hey Sioux Falls,
If you are looking for information on converting or updating older iMovie projects to iMovie 10, you may find the following article helpful:
Update projects and events from previous versions of iMovie in iMovie (2014) - Apple Support
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Thank you! I was hoping to bring in 24 bit but knew might be iffy.
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24bit is something from professional studios.-
and again - aside theatrical audio delivery as THX, 24bit is no 'video format'.-

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notlost wrote:
Thank you! I was hoping to bring in 24 bit but knew might be iffy.
you can drag'n drop all kind of stuff into iMovie (mp3, ogg. wma, aac) - the underlying Quicktme engine will do its best to convert the data into something useful. in most cases, it works, in many not.
esp. when the sampling frequency isn't 'video friendly' (=not 48kHuz or its even divisors) people notice frequently synch problems.
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keep in mind: iM is a 15$ consumer toy tool.
24bit is something from professional studios.-
and again - aside theatrical audio delivery as THX, 24bit is no 'video format'.-

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Next Question : what formats does the film section accept ???
Im trying some different tv-shows i have downloaded and not all seem to work ???
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