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I initially tried using iMovie, but the sound played at the wrong speed... the GF1 videos are recorded at 60fps. The image plays back at 30pfs but the sound plays too fast in iMovie.

I was able to get it working it in Final Cut Pro, but it's a very long and convoluted workflow. Handbrake was the only solution I found (for free) that transcoded and adjusted the video/sound sync with no fuss.

I use Final Cut Pro and I think it's a very simple procedure. Log and Transfer automatically converts the files without any loss in quality, and it's even quite fast.

Do you have an intel or older mac?

Hi Krang, I also use Final Cut Pro. Can you tell me the workflow when you work directly from the sd card, as I don't have the cord that connects to the camera with me.

Hi all. I came across this thread when I started to look at the video on my GF1. I use iMac with OSX 10.4 and have had no problems opening and replaying videos in Quicktime. I select Motion jpeg in record mode and whatever format in record quality. Haven't hit any snags. HD appears to work too.
Cheers