[Mark Dannunzio]

I have had luck sending it to ompressor and chosing MPEG 1 video. (adjusing quality using bit rate) Then burn it onto a cd-r. It should play fine in Windows movie Player.
-Mark

[Mark Dannunzio]

I know Adobe Premier will allow you too and also Windows movie maker. Under save movie file, select where you want saved, hit next, then browse the diferent formats you would like. You will see one named DV avi. If I remember that should play back in FCP. Give that a try. Let me know, if not I’ll ask around at work. Good luck
-Mark

[Mark Dannunzio]

you might want to try to export the file as a .avi from your PC, and then import the .avi into FCP. That should work. Good luck
-Mark

[Mark Dannunzio]

Now there might be an easier way to do this so anyone correct me if I am wrong, but you can bring the windows media file into a PC based editing program and from there convert to a quicktime or an avi. Once converted FCP should support the quikctime or the avi in. Good luck.
-Mark