Situation 1:"Has anyone used a Sony DCR-SX85 camcorder and got it to work with a Mac?Im getting a new camcorder to use for my school project. I'm thinking of getting the camcorder stated above as its available at my local BestBuy and I need a camcorder soon! Apple has this camcorder listed as working with Mac's, but I just want to make sure.Has anyone gotten this camcorder and successfully imported video from it onto their Mac?Does it import the video through a USB cable?" From discussions apple

Many friends are not sure the issue what camcorders models can be successfully imported to iMovie, even the iMovie update to iMovie'11. Peoples don't buy a Sony DCR model are worrying whether the camcorder is compatible with their Mac pro iMovie.

Situation 2:Another situation is the model you bought is absolutely the one listed in iMovie'11 support web site, but still has problem:"Hello All, I am needing some help. I am a new mac user and for the life of me I cannot import movies from my Sony DCR-SR68 to my mac pro. I was assuming that imovie would help me, but it doesn't. Does anyone know what I should do?" From discussions.apple

If you're boring to find a useful way after search Google for hours but got nothing, you can try commercial ones to solve the problem directly. Sony DCR to iMovie Converter for Mac aimed at converting Sony DCR MPEG-2 to iMovie MOV format for iMovie'11, iMovie'09, iMovie'08. After converting finish then make sure import the converted file to iMovie'11, iMovie directly by go to the File drop down menu and click Import. Let import Sony DCR MPEG to iMovie easily for any Sony DCR models.

You can learn how to convert videos to imovie'11 as follow easy steps:

Step1: Import Sony DCR video.Hit "Add File" to input your Sony DCR file to the converter. More than one file is allowed to add at one time.

Step 2: Choose iMovie MOV.Go to iMovie-> MOV

Step3: Convert Sony DCR video to iMovie MOV.Click "Start" button to convert Sony DCR Video to iMovie.