Canon EOS MOVIE Plugin-E1 for Final Cut Pro Now Available...

If you tried the original installer I posted - it only added the euro 550D, but the US model is the t2i. After noticing this difference I updated the instructions to include the t2i later that day. Just updated the installer too. You can find detailed instructions on my blog here

http://www.finalcutuser.com/?p=1829

Hope it helps!

Cheers

Nate, I was just about to post your link from your email, then saw you are now on the boards. Nice to have you around. All those who don't know who he is, he might as well have four blue bars next to his name.

Hi the plug-in only works with the card file structure as it is in the log and transfer function ( file>log and transfer or shift>cmd>8 ) then if you plug a CF card from one of the supported cameras with video on it the clips will appear and you can drag them to the window at the bottom. If you have already dragged the files to a hard drive it will not work but there is a work around, just format a CF card with the camera ( big enough to hold the clips ) put it in a card reader and use disc utilities to make an uncompressed read write image of the card this will take a little while. Now mount the disc image and drag the .MOV and .THM files ( if you have binned the .THM's this wont work ) to the "100EOS5D" folder where they would normally be wait for the to copy over and launch log and transfer window and you should now see the movie files. This method of disc imaging will work for a full card as well, you might ask why bother but aprt from the good trancode the least mentioned advantage is this plug-in embeds time of day timecode based on the camera's clock is the converted files, if you understand production workflow and the problems of doing sync sound with these cameras you will see that this could be the most important feature of this plug-in