Premier Pro CS6 and MOD files.

I am thinking of getting Premier Pro CS6 and wonder if it will work with MOD files. My Panasonic camcorder records in MOD format. I notice that my Media Encoder 5.5 won't work with MOD file so I don't want to spend $$$$ on Premier Pro only to find out it doesn't work tih MOD files either.
Thanks

Premiere Pro does not support mod files.
Some are lucky by just changing the extention.
Others have to convert:
http://gilles.bihan.pagesperso-orange.fr/converio_095.htm
However Premiere Elements does support mod files.

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