Only first character of plugin name is shown

I'm developing a plugin using the Transmit API and for some reason it's only displaying the first character of the display name in the Playback window.
The code is as follows:
#define PLUGIN_DISPLAY_NAME L"My Plugin"
memcpy(&outPluginInfo->outDisplayName, PLUGIN_DISPLAY_NAME, sizeof(PLUGIN_DISPLAY_NAME));
I thought it could be because it's expecting a uint16_t array but the L macro produces a wchar_t array, however when I created a uint16_t array it still exhibited the same problem.
It's worth noting that the example Transmit API code in the SDK suffers from this issue too.
Currently my workaround is to not provide the outDisplayName at all which causes Premiere to populate it with the filename of the plugin bundle, but I would prefer to set the name programmatically.
I am running Premiere Pro CS 6.0.2 on OS X 10.7.4.

Thanks Zach, that now works with Encore but the problem with Prelude remains. The "stop" icon won't change to "play" and if I click it then it just steps forward by a single frame. I think for now I'll just disable the plugin in Prelude. This issue is reproducable with the sample code but if the Prelude team needs extra info I'm happy to provide it.
Another issue I've found is that with certain types of footage (I've witnessed it with HDV thus far), every so often as I step through it jumps timecode numbers. So it will jump from 00:00:00:06 to 00:00:00:08 and then remain there for two frames before continuing on to 00:00:00:09 as normal.
If I then log the frame time to the console, I can see that Premiere is saying that those two frames have the same time, even though they appear as distinct frames in Premiere.

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