Importing video into iMovie

I just got a Sanyo Xacti CG-102, and I'm having the same problem. About half of my video is not being imported. I'll try shooting in 30 fps, but that seems like a pretty crappy work around. Anyone have any luck troubleshooting this? Any help, Apple?

I have the the Xacti camera and when importing video I was able to import the entire clip in iPhoto. Open iMovie and you should be able to edit from the iPhoto folder.

Bump! I'm having this exact problem with the GoPro HD. Has it been figured out???

Had this problem today with a customer, the only solution i could find is navigate through the finder into the camera's folders (once mounted), find the movie files and drag them to iMovie/Desktop etc. The full length video will be copied.

No idea what the underlying issue is though.

Add me to the list. Samsung HMX-H200 Flash based camera. All video stored on a high capacity (32 GB) flash card. Import from Camera - randomly cuts off some (not all) clips. Tried importing a single clip and it got it all. Tried importing the same clip along with a dozen others and that clip only partially imports. Finally used "Import -> Movies" and selected the clips by file name off the mounted disk. Seems to work that way but takes longer. I'm glad I discovered this because I had just filmed a friends wedding and had imported them into iMovie and never looked at them yet. Probably once I got around to editing I would have been puzzled as to why the videos stopped before I remembered stopping them. Good thing I never erased them from the card yet! I hope Apple is listening because this clearly isn't necessarily a camera problem.

I have a sanyo xacti ca100 and i have the same exact problem but I do not think that has to do with the type of camera because with the previous camera was the same. Please anyone help us here!...

Same here. I have a Sony Bloggie. Shooting clips at 30 Frames, all is good. Shooting with 60 and half of the clip is gone.
Fix this, apple. Please.

Hi

Isn't it so that iMovie any version and FinalCut Express only handles 25fps and 29.97fps (30)

60fps - FinalCut Pro can do this.

Yours Bengt W