FCP and Pixela Imagemixer 3 se mac edition and HF 10

Hi
Is it possible convert .mov file from FCP 6 to ImageMixer 3 and exporting this file to the card into Canon hf10?
thank you
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Thanks for the link Patrick.
If I decided to try and atempt flashing the card myself do you happen to know which ATI card would be the best candidate to flash for my G5? I need a single DVI and I think I understand from your post that a FireGL card is needed. I looked at the tools page you posted http://thomas.perrier.name/graphiccelerator.html but didn't notice this type of card listed under the supported ROMs. I did find this page which list FireGL cards and the Radeon models they are based on.
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Alright, lets get the good news out first:
Converting the file definitely fixed the pixel issues.
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