With my ContourROAM2 taken videos in iMovie for iOS

Hey,
unfortunately my videos imported from my brand new action cam ContourROAM2 aren't available in the Video-import-Menue in iMovie on my iPad mini.
iPad mini and iMovie are on the newest version updated.
I tried different configurations in the settings of the cam - but no success...
Is there any possibility to import these files directly mobile (via Lightning sd-card reader) into iMovie for iOS?
I heared there are no problems with gopro!?
Thanks a lot for your answer!
Thomas

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