Anyone use Lightroom with Reconyx cameras?

I just bought a Reconyx Pro 90HO and when I import images into LR 1.4 it crashes. I was able to import some, then later on reopening LR, it crashed again. I had to open LR and REALLY fast delete all the Reconyx photos and it's fine now so clearly something about those images (jpegs) screws it up. When it did import, many files are listed as unsupported or corrupted until I click on them and then they appear in the Library window, but it still usually crashes the program. I'm wondering whether it has anything to do with how they attach the metadata to their images. The folks at Reconyx aren't familiar with Lightroom - they're suggesting finding a program to strip the metadata out of the pics which I'd rather not do so I'm hoping there's some other solution.

The latest version of LR is 2.6, available for a 30-day trial from this link. You could install it and see if your images work better with that version. If so, you can decide whether to spend the $99 to upgrade.
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