All, I'm stumped. I have a G5 w/4 gig of RAM, running just great with Adobe CS4 and Final Cut Pro Academic Version 5.1. I purchased a little (non-HD) Canon FS100 video camera about 9 months ago that records to a SDHC card. The images and sound are incredible, but I have never worked editing or downloading them until now, because the quality and color was so impressive, I just displayed them right out of the camera. Now, when paired up with a wireless mike, the FS100 makes a very good platform for talking head videos. At least that's what I thought. The FCP does not recognize the individual files that the video seems to be broken up into (last count, about 32 all of the same length) and only accessible down 3 clicks until the individual file are reached, and then only as part of an import attempt that has them listed as "standard" ie: I think they are talking format, since no other choices would allow me to click any levels of names/directories more than once. At the point of the individual file name (using .img), the program comes back with the error code saying it doesn't recognize the file format. I attempted to access both the file downloaded to the desktop and directly out of the camera. Neither the card directly out of the camera nor the file downloaded to the desktop is readable. Any ideas? Wayne
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