My videos keep lagging when imported to Motion 5, Impossible to edit on!

When I import a video to motion 5 from my GoPro Hero 3 it laggs and has the spinning beach ball for about 5 secs then goes! The software keeps crashing and freezing. But when im testing out the intros that come with motion works fine! But it only laggs when I upload my own video. Can anyone please help? Thanks

Try transcoding a clip to Pro Res and see whether your playback performance improves.
Russ

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But seems I've found the reason why this happened in my case.
I just deleted the installed system video codecs (divx, xvid, third-party codecs).
I do not see a direct connection with the import objects into flash. But fact, immediately after the removal of codecs it has to work.
I suspect that the reason could be a third-party codec that is associated with playing QuickTime. Maybe.
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Open the psd in Adobe Ilustrator, copy images to clipboard, paste it into flash.
In my case the images are not displayed on the screen after insert, but put into the library.
Don't touch objects, just save the file, close the Flash.
Launch Flash and open saved file. In my case in the first run was an error.
Close the application and open it with file again.
The second time the error was not followed, the images were within the document 8-)
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Sorry for my English.

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http://dl.getdropbox.com/u/115943/Picture%201.png
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ZacBecker wrote:
It turned out great, footage looked great, was ready to test out the 1080 60i they put on it.
Hey Zach.
How did your progressive footage wind up in an interlaced video? (Who is "they"?)
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