Importing video  Frame Rate Off???

I am importing video which was shot on a DVX 100 at 24p the image plays fine on my playback deck but when I Play the digitized footage in FC it appears to be in fast forward... Not sure if this is a Frame Rate Issue???

I don't understand. Did the captured clips playback fine in fcp last night? How did you digitize them? You need to either use the correct capture preset in fcp or modify an existing preset. If you're using another piece of software to capture, you gotta let us know this info.

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