Need help migrating from Cinewave to Kona

Our graphics department is preparing to switch from the discontinued Cinewave RT (v 4.6) to a Kona 2. The Cinewave RT is currently installed on a G5 running FCP HD (4.5). The Kona is on a G5 running FCP 5.
Our problem is with the gigabytes of clips that were created with the Cinewave. They are in Targa Cine YUV16 codec. When we try to play these clips in QuickTime Player, we get a white screen with no audio. Final Cut Pro 5 shows the clips as black, and reports that they need to be rendered. But they won't render.
Is there any way for us to convert these clips so that they're compatible with the Kona 2 and beyond, short of dumping them to tape, or SDI to SDI?
Please help!!

Talked to AJA about that today....
That codec the 2Vuy codec is for 8 bit video...
The codec used on this Cinewave footage (RT V4.6) was:
Targa CineYUV16, which is a 10 bit codec.
We kinda found a way to do it, but it involves bringing it into FCP, with copmressor setting to match input filetype, and then Saving As, and selecting the compressor format that we normally use, then starting anew with the now-converted files.
Is there any clip conversion programs that will convert clips from one codec format into another, Say, put the files needing-to-be-converted in one folder, and having it convert those files to the same codec type (that our Kona 2 card is set for) and place them in a different folder, keeping the same filenames?
A file conversion program would seem to be a better approach, but I'm not smart in those types of programs....

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