Canon Vixia HFM301 Audio Import

I purchased a canon vixia HFM301 camcorder and the files download onto my computer just fine, but when I import the file into Premier Pro CS5, I only get the video file and NO AUDIO. Can anyone help solve this problem? I have windows 7 64-bit operating system. Please help!

Hello,
Please, I think you posted this in the wrong forum, this is the forum for Captivate, not for Premiere Pro, could you repost here:
http://forums.adobe.com/community/premiere
Lilybiri

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