Canvas Playback - Fixing Dropped Frames!!??

Hey all - I'm trying to edit some compressed HD video footage on my new Mac Pro and I'm for some reason getting the "Warning - Dropped Frames: One of more frames were dropped during playback" message whenever an edit happens in my video..
I'm editing in a sequence matched to the clip settings, with one layer of video and this is my computer's specs:
2x 2.4GhZ Quad-Core "Westmere" Processors
4x 2GB 1033MhZ RAM
1x ATI HD5870 GPU
1x 1TB 7200RPM SATA HDD (Stock)
What could possible be the problem? I know this computer should be able to play back video without any hassles, it was expensive enough anyways!
And no - the Canvas is not overlapping any other windows or vice versa.
And yes - I've tried everything it said to try on the Apple support page, and even then, it shouldn't have this problem in the first place with default settings.
Thanks a bunch!
-Zack
Message was edited by: ExplosiveDuck

Tom Wolsky: If you go to an Apple Store, they have H.264 all over the TVs and tout how well it works as compression. I would be willing to bet a high majority of people I know who use Windows would never have heard of H.264, and I would be willing to bet that the high majority of Mac users I know would definitely have heard of H.264 - that has legs to it.
Also, like I said before, if I knew that H.264 was the problem I wouldn't have asked my question the way I did.
It could have been: Software bug, hard drive issue, indexing issue, wrong setting, bad install, etc. etc.
It was much quicker and easier for me to post a question with the information available to me than to search through all the different possible problems. Obviously, there were people here that are much better at diagnosing problems than I am, and that's why I posted a question and turned to them rather than trying to tackle the problem on my own.
Seriously, how many questions are posted on here that have "easy-to-find" answers somewhere else on the boards or through "simple" searching on the internet? Yet somehow you've managed to post 23,000 times - are each of them just to tell people why they're wrong and that they should look before they ask, along with not offering help?
I think a key difference is that I made this post in complete innocence just looking for help, I didn't have any hostile intent and didn't make a post just to make someone feel a certain way or to prove some point I find worth proving.. I'm doing that now, but only in response.
Still haven't been home to try that Canon thing - will post soon about that.
-Zack

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