Canon EOS Movie Plugin-E1 not recognized in Final Cut Pro 10.0.7

Canon EOS Movie Plugin-E1 not recognized in Final Cut Pro 10.0.7
I just installed the new version of final cut pro 10 and the canon plugin-E1 version 1.4 for the canon 5D mk III but after starting final cut pro I can not find the Log and transfer button., with the result I cannot import my files.
Is there a solution for this problem.

There is no L&T function in FCPX.
The import media dialogue window does what you want.
OS versions later than 10.6 should be fine importing Canon DSLRs.
Russ

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Re: Trash and Restore FCP 6 Preference Files
by Alan Smith on Sep 18, 2008 at 8:20:00 am
There are four files to trash when trying to trash the preferences.
workstation>Mac HD>Users>Workstation>Library>Preferences>com.apple.FinalCutPro.plist
workstation>Mac HD>Users>Workstation>Library>Preferences>Final Cut Pro User Data>Final Cut Pro 6.0 Prefs
workstation>Mac HD>Users>Workstation>Library>Preferences>Final Cut Pro User Data>Final Cut ProObj Cache
workstation>Mac HD>Users>Workstation>Library>Preferences>Final Cut Pro User Data>Final Cut ProProf Cache
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Any ideas?

This plugin is available for download from Canon site in installer form. You need to launch the installer and don't have to copy any files by hand.

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There's been so much talk about the 5D, 7D, 550D on this board that I'm going to point to the EOS MOVIE Plugin-E1 for Final Cut Pro. This is supposed to speed to transcode of Canon Camera H.264 to FCP-friendly formats and let you add more metadata along the way.
Enjoy!
Canon webpage. Under Drivers & Downloads. Once you select your OS, "Mac OS X", the download should appear near the top of the "Software" list.
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FWIW: The quick start guide says cameras involved are 7D, 5D, 1D, no mention of 550D. Sort of odd.

For users in North America to make the Canon EOS REBEL T2i work (550D for Europe):
1. Install the new Canon EOS MOVIE Plugin-E1 for Final Cut Pro (http://www.usa.canon.com/consumer/co...nloadDetailAct)
2. Go to Library/Application Support/ProApps/MIO/RAD/Plugins/CanonE1.RADPLug/Contents/Resources/
2. Open up cameras.plist
3. After the 7D info add the following lines of code (keeping to the coding structure):
<key>T2i</key>
<array>
<string>Canon EOS REBEL T2i</string>
</array>
4. Save the text file. Close it. Everything should work now.
Cheerz.

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here is an info link:
http://blog.planet5d.com/2010/03/canon-eos-movie-plugin-e1-for-final-cut-pro-now -available/
Thanks,
Mark

The plugin also allows you to convert to a regular Apple intermediate codec, >which is supported in FCE though.
That reference is to FCP7 only and not FCP6 that does have the same AIC as Express, check the details:
http://blog.planet5d.com/43l
I don't use FCP7 and cannot access a Canon cam to test.
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Hi there!
I'm trying to log and transfer the H264 files from my Canon 7d into Final Cut 7 via the Canon EOS movie plugin.
(The new one: EOS MOVIE Plugin-E1 for Final Cut Pro 1.3) from 04/17/12.
This happened with the version before that as well, I never followed up the problem then...
The Plugin is recognized, I can select it in the log/transfer prefs, but after dragging it down to the converting window, it calculates for a sec then just shows a red ! under status. (see pic)
What can this be? Or what am I doing wrong?
I restarted Final Cut / the Computer /
I threw away the prefs, under user/library/prefrences/com.apple.FinalCut(pro) (there where two I guess one is from the X version?)
thanks for your help!
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Hi mishmumken!
It says "Error: Stream Error" (Translated from german: Fehler: Stream-Fehler)
Why would there be a stream error??
@Michael
What more does this Application do? (Pref Mangager)
I trashed the prefs in
user/prefrences/com.apple.FinalCut.plist (& the com.apple.FinalCutpro.plist one)
are there more prefs to delete?
Regarding the installation, I did as described...
For conversion I use the great free MPEG Streamclip App.. http://www.squared5.com/ Ill check the ones you mentioned.
I would prefer to do the conversion in FCP but I guess I can do it externally.
Would love to get the EOS Plug to work though...
Regards
AMT

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Yes, just started using this and noticed pretty soon afterwards. Seems to happen when I start clicking around or doing anything that uses the processor more than just surfing the web, but that's just anecdotal. I immediately stopped and started using MPEG Streamclip, but I really want the timecode.
Most recently, I had Log and Transfer open, transcoding some 7D footage, and a few of the clips didn't come in—they were left with the red stop-sign symbol/exclamation point. When I clicked to "retry," it stopped importing the current clip and started on the clip I retried. I clicked "retry" on another unimported clip, and again, the clip import stopped and the new clip began processing. I let it go through and, after the checking the footage, I discovered it had been incorrectly named the first clip's filename! Needless to say, I hand-checked every file to make sure it was the right duration (a few weren't), deleted the files from the Capture Scratch folder, and reimported—making sure I didn't touch the computer.
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I have edited projects in Premiere Pro (on my PC) and I have tried to transfer them in FCP. It worked with the exception of two things:
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I did compress them to DV NTSC then burned it to DVD and the result was no bueno.
I thought what I would do is try compressing them again before I send them on over to DVDSPRO. Here is a simplified break down of the situation:
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Crayton

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Any advice!!!??
It's not an Apple item so you'd want to talk to Canon—or Sony or whoever publishes the plugin, information that would have been helpful, "EOS" could be anything. They may have a user group for you.
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Dear Ben,
Thanks for your help. Apple and I dealt with this. It was an FCP, NOT Motion problem. As It seems you understand, we simply trashed my FCP prefs. Problem went right away.
Thanks. Do you live near Hammond? Played in a rugby tournment down there once. I was transformed.
MS

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I would go as far as to suggest Norton is trying to check the incoming data from your video capture.
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