Corrupt ipr files coming back to FCP

I have made an effect in live type. and when i use live fonts in this case they play fine in livettype but when saved and imported to FCPas an ipr file Its all corrupt. This has happened previously after an apple pro apps update, and I had a workaround.
I am working through a Blackmagic multibridge pro Its a mac Pro 10.6.4 2x3 ghz quad core Quicktime is 7.4.5. After my last update even my workaround no longer works, which was to take the blackmagic codec component out of the QT folder, start livetype and then replace the component. This worked until I upgraded to snow leopard The only way I can get it to work is to export the movie, but i like to work the other way and import the .ipr file in case I need to tweek the timing of my effect.
Anyone help?

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