Aperture 3 and .log files?

Hey,
I'm using Aperture 3 and i got my logger device. I was wondering that what File types Aperture 3 supports?
My logger has ''.log'' files and when i try to put them to Aperture 3 it shows that it loads it and then crashes. Any idea whats happening?

I have the AMOD logger as well, and am also watching Aperture crash every time I try to load a .log file.
However, [HoudahGeo][1] works wonderfully for loading Aperture projects, processing the .log files, and then writing the EXIF back to the masters. You just have to remember to run the "Update from Masters" command afterwards to make sure Aperture sees the new EXIF GPS data, and then everything pops right up in Places. Not quite as nice as if Aperture could handle the AMOD's .log files, but it's working for me.
[1]: http://www.houdah.com/houdahGeo/

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