Panasonic FZ1000 RAW not working in Aperture

My FZ1000 RAW files are not able to be read in Aperture (getting "Unsupported image format" message. RAW support for the FZ1000 was added in Digital Camera RAW 5.07, which I downloaded and installed. When I go to About Aperture, it's showing DC RAW 5.07, build 760.1 but yet it's still not working. I have rebooted my Mac but still nothing.
I'm running Aperture 3.5.1 with Mavericks 10.9.4. Any thoughts?
Thanks
Todd

I removed them from my library then reimported them and all is well now.
Yes, that forces the reprocessing. Instead of reimporting it might have helped to reprocess the RAW with "Photos > ReprocessOriginals".

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