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Author:	Topic: final cut express recognising camcorder
jpcare99 Member
	Posted: Mon, 02 May 2005 01:29PM	Email Print Text-only View thread
	I have just started trying to use Final Cut Express 2 but it does not seem to recognise my camcorder.I keep getting a message about dropped files & if disable Abort Capture on Dropped frames it will not capture. I have a Canon camcorder which I have used on Final Cut Pro without a problem.Any I doing something wrong? Help please!
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