Aperture 214 + snow and canon 50D - unsupported raw file

hallo from italy
I'm able to view and convert correctly all my raw previous file shoted with canon 450D. recently I buy a canon 50D but the aperture program show me a little image on preview and a warning message appair and tell me "unsupported file format"
i try to:
update my camera firmware
update aperture to 2.4 versione
update snow leopard 10.6.1
but nothing change.
when i try to import a raw file directly from my disk or my camera the little preview appair in centre of m desk and the warning message "unsupported file format" appair
I use currently Lightroom - PS cs3 and Canon Digital Poto Professional correctly with this files
do you have suggestions?
thanks in advance

you have to upgrade to 2.x ...
http://www.apple.com/aperture/specs/raw.html
EOS 50D*
* Requires Aperture 2 with Mac OS X v10.4.11 Tiger or Mac OS X v10.5.2 Leopard or later.

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