Affi Zeng
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If you are connecting via usb, the CF card from the camera will mount on the desktop. Copy the .mov files from the card to your hard drive. You should be able to import the files from there.
The 5D2 has no Firewire connection.
Final cut will not recognize the 5D2, nor should it, nor do you need it too !
suggest you transfer the canon mov videos to prores422 with a mac hd video converter.
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It is not possible to delete clips on an AVCHD volume, even if read-and-write permissions on the volume are set to allow file deletion. This behavior is different from that of P2 volumes, where clip deletion is allowed when proper read-and-write permissions are set.The Log and Transfer window shows only an average duration for AVCHD clips, especially clips longer than 1 minute. After clips are ingested, the correct duration is displayed in the Final Cut Pro Browser.
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I’ve been completely successful getting the video footage from my Sony CX-7 into my Mac Pro. The Mac is brand new, the OS is up to date, I have the newest version of Final Cut Studio installed.I like to transfer mts files to prores with mts converter for mac.
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In Final Cut you would open your log and transfer window and import the footage as Pro Res 422 which, while it creates larger files, is a great codec to edit with and I do so with most everything.I suggest you purchsed MTS Convert for Mac, because compressor is very slow and Final Cut handle AVCHD files when it finds them in their original file structure (either by connecting the camcorder or using a memory card reader), not isolated .mts files.
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