I think you are mistaken. There is a procedure for doing so and I have done
it, but don't remember the details. Try File > Import > Video frames to
layers and see where that goes. You will need a fairly current version of
QuickTime installed for this to work. PS apparently will import .mov files
because that's what I shoot, and that's what QuickTime displays.

"Charley" <clent@carolina.rr.com> wrote in message
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> <dylan_matveev@adobeforums.com> wrote in message
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>> would like to know what are the supported video formats that photoshop
>> cs3
> can open, i tryed mov and it said couldent open file, avi and nstc and
> they
> all said the samething so can anyone tell me the supported video formats?
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> Photoshop is a photo editor, not a movie editor. If you want to edit one
> frame of a movie then it's OK, but a movie, as such, cannot be edited with
> Photoshop.
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