Best choice for setting in FCP

Hi there,
I am using for a couple of month a Sony HXR-NX5U NXCAM Professional Camcorder, and I recently encountered two problems :
1)
I noticed that sometimes, when I import sequences in FCP projects, the image is distorted.
I guess I must have chosen the wrong setting when I create my projects...
I am shooting 1980x1080 it is a NTSC camcorder
2)
after compressing with compressor, I wanted to send the m2v file to a DVDSP NTSC project and I got a message saying that my sequence could not be imported in the NTSC project because it was encoded as PAL !!!! I do not remember selecting PAL as my cam is NTSC !
My questions are
- what is the best setting to use when I create new FCP projects
- what did I do wrong when I compressed . I thought that it would be automatically NTSC . Should I choose NTSC somewhere ? the only NTSC choice that I saw was not the right format ...
Many thanks in advance
Ivan

Your camera shoots a great variety of different formats, HD and SD. The settings you use in FCP are determined by the exact specifications that you shot. What you shoot determines what you set in FCP, what you set for ingest, and then what you set for your sequence. Ideally they all should match.
If you shoot 1920x1080i 29.97fps you set
Format: HD
Rate: 29.97
These two limit the list of items that appear in Use. That's their only purpose.
Here's the thing. The Use popup sets the format for capture, so the only presets that appear there are for capturing from tape. You're not capturing from tape. There is no capture preset that applies to your media. It doesn't matter what you select there, it's going to be wrong for your media. Basically you set what you want here and change it inside FCP.
You're going to use log and transfer. In that window in the gear popup you access the preferences for L&T. You set the format you want to convert to.
In sequence settings you set what sequence settings match the format you transcoded your AVCHD media to.
I strongly urge you to read thoroughly the section in the manual on using log and transfer. We can't teach you how to use the application in forum messages.

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