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Final Cut Pro 5 and Imported Files

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For some reason that I don't understand any imported MOV files that i bring in to the program and use on a sequence needs to be rendered to be played back.
This is confusing to me because, isn't MOV the native format that FCP uses. I'm no expert on FCP so if anyone has any ideas I'll appreciate it.
 
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there are different codecs, where are you getting the mov from?
 
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i believe you should be able to play it back in the preview window in fcp. in order to watch the sequence in the output window you must render.
 

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