Canon EOS 40D sRAW not supported

When I use sRAW with the Canon EOS 40D, sRAW format (1936 x 1288) comes back with "Invalid Image Format", when importing. Online postings imply that other Canon cameras, such as the EOS 5D Mark II, have the same issue. I am running the latest Aperture 2.1.3, with all updates. Any way to fix this, save for waiting for an update?

Guys
sRAW is not supported
Do a search of the forum - it has been covered loads of times
It is not mentioned as a supported format on the Aperture site
http://www.apple.com/aperture/specs/#formats
Try using the feedback menu option in Aperture
Hope this helps
Brian

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