Importing Contour 2 video.

Hi,
Have latest update (10.0.8) before I purchased camera. Video imported via FCP/camera/usb. Mov. files will only display first frame of video in both scrubbing or playback but length and audio register properly in timeline. Can get working video if imported thru contour camera software (storyteller) and then import into FCP. I edit under deadline so workarounds like having to use additional software/steps is best avoided.
Thanks.

Additional info: contour+2 has GPS data inbeded but I have this feature turned off.

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