Panasonic P2 Handheld Camcorder Understanding P2 Workflow: Final Cut Pro - Page 6

Note on using Firestore FS-100

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It is a recommended practice to mount your P2 devices on your Mac prior to attempting ingest. Using the File menu, choose Log and Transfer. FCP will locate the mounted P2 volumes and present the clips contained on those cards. The contents of the cards can be displayed as a list of clips, or segmented by card. Use the "Show Items" button to control the display. Each clip may be previewed before importing by simply clicking once on the clip on the left side of the screen. Use the standard FCP clip controls, such as JKL to play the clip, "i" for in and "o" for out , etc. Note on using Firestore FS-100 When using the Focus Enhancement FS-100 direct-to-edit hard drive, a couple of steps are needed to prepare the drive for ingest into FCP. The following steps apply when shooting in the MXF format. These steps are not required when shooting in the Quicktime format. 

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It is a recommended practice to mount your P² devices on your Mac prior to
attempting ingest. Using the File menu, choose Log and Transfer.
FCP will locate the mounted P² volumes and present the clips contained on those
cards.
The contents of the cards can be displayed as a list of clips,
or segmented by card. Use the “Show Items” button to control
the display.
Each clip may be previewed before importing by simply
clicking once on the clip on the left side of the screen. Use the
standard FCP clip controls, such as JKL to play the clip, “i” for
in and “o” for out , etc.
Note on using Firestore FS-100
When using the Focus Enhancement FS-±00 direct-to-edit hard drive, a couple of steps are needed to prepare the drive for
ingest into FCP. The following steps apply when shooting in the MXF format. These steps are not required when shooting in
the Quicktime format.