How to edit sony 3d mts videoclip in final cut pro x??'

I don't know if it's possible to edit mts 3d clips from a Sony video camera on FCP PRO-X!!! if it's possible how?? thanks

3D video clips from Sony camcorders, e.g. the Sony HDR-TD10, are encoded in the MVC format which is amodification of AVCHD wherein the left lens is recorded in AVCHD and the right eye is the difference between the left and right lenses. This format cannot be ingested in FCP X, and it cannot be transcoded into a 3D format that can be handled by FCP X. Your only option is to use a PC application such as Sony Vegas Pro or Cyberlink's Power Director application which can ingest MVC encoded clips and render them out in the MVC format that can be played back in 3D on Sony Blu-ray players. These applications can be installed and run on a Mac using Bootcamp to install Windows 7 64-bit. I do not recommend trying to run either of those applications using a virutal machine such as Parallels or Fusion.
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