In order to be able to work with Canon DSLR footage (as from a 5D Mark II or 7D), you need to convert the h.264 into a more edit friendly format such as Apple ProRes 422. This tutorial shows you in detail how to ingest and convert this footage.
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You can also try software called Aunsoft Video Converter for Mac which gives full support for Apple ProRes 422, ProRes HQ, ProRes 444. At least It works fine for me. : )
Hope it helps!
Thanks brother! This saved me a LOT of headaches. I thought I didn't record my clips correctly but H264 was the culprit. Awesome tutorial. Mark
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