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Does Final Cut Pro handle .mp4 yet?

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I've been editing .mp4 files from my Sanyo Xacti HD1 on a PC using Sony Vegas with pretty good success, but I'm considering switching to Final Cut Pro. When I purchased my Xacti video camera, FCP did not support .mp4 editing. Does anyone know if they've updated the program to support .mp4?
 
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I don't think so... i would call apple..
 
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