Importing MP4 60 fps from new GO PRO camera

Hello
I just bought new GO PRO camera - http://www.goprocamera.com/ - how can I import movie from it to final cut express. The is no poblem with 29.97 stuff but FCE do not recognize 59.94 fps movies.
Marek
link to the camera - http://www.goprocamera.com/

If you use MPEG Streamclip, employ the "Export to Other Format" and create a series of still images. That will produce 60 pictures for each second. Then, when you use MPEG Streamclip to recombine the pictures into a video stream (Quicktime, etc) then set the frame rate at 30. In this way, your video will be expanded to two times is original size and half the apparent speed with all the frames included.
I have done this many times and, while it will take a little working with MPEG Streamclip to understand the order in which to do things and settings for each, its worth it. It's a great program.

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