Unfortunately I have to downgrade if I can't solve this, because formatting the card in the camera is not an option, as I need to run a continuous shoot. Even when running as sudo - Has anyone been able to do this? It seems the Leopard Fat32 implementation here is too strict - as I can't remove locked files. I have tried numerous ways of formatting the card via the terminal, but something about its formatting is very specific, and the camera will not shoot on the card if I format it in OS X. Priced around 80 lower than the equivalent P2 card drive, the dual slot. The camera will continue recording, but your clip will be divided into two parts on.

When the card is full, it will automatically begin recording to the P2 card in the next slot. I cannot unlock them in the get info window, I cannot unlock them in the terminal, I cannot drag them to the trash and force empty the trash, and I cannot even delete them via 'sudo rm -Rf'. It quickly became the recording format of choice among broadcasters and news. RECORDING ONTO P2 CARDS/CLEARING CARDS Recording in 720p/24pn format, your cards will hold roughly 2 GB per minute, so a 32 GB card would allow 64 minutes of material. Unfortunately in Leopard, I cannot do anything to delete the files on the P2 card. When the transfer was complete, I would erase the media on the P2 card and put it back in the camera to continue shooting. My workflow was to dump a card onto my macbook pro while shooting on another card. We begin with a survey of the Panasonic® P2 format options. (Windows) Each P2 card displays as a single lettered drive on the Windows desktop. Insert one or more P2 cards (up to five). See Preparing to Mount P2 Cards as Drives on page 4. Connect the card reader, camera, or deck to a USB port.

For all final cut users now using a P2 workflow - Leopard is now honoring the 'read only' setting on all the media files created by a panasonic P2 camera. Professional Plug-in or P2 card is a solid-state media device developed by Panasonic. See Installing the Panasonic P2 Drivers on page 3.

Panasonic p2 card format