4 Channels of Audio on DV Tape

I have 4 channels of audio recorded on Canon XL2 camera, I can only import 2 channels with the video into Premiere, how can I get the other two channels?
Any help
Luke

It seems I have do in a 3rd party software, I used to use a Matrox RT 100 capture card which worked well with 4 channels of audio, but this card won't work in CS5 like it used to in CS3 as I used to capture through the card into Premiere.
Need it to work tomorrow!!
Still looking for a quick way of doing it , without having to buy more programs then have to import it from that into Premiere
You think adobe would have got this to work!
Luke

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