AVCHD settings for Premiere CS5

Hello Adobe community,
Can someone share their video settings/workflow. I need help syncing the audio for AVCHD video
I am filming with GH2 & senheiser mics..here is my video output Benjamin Moore Color App I made the speaker small because the sound and video are out of sync. I do not have this problem when I film with the 5D Mark II.
Here are my current settings
GH2 filmed 1080i with senheiser wireless mic
Premeire cs5 using AVCHD preset 1080i..I have also experimeted with different settings.
I have also tried using neoscene to convert the video with no luck..
Thanks John

MY settings, for MY camera, may or may NOT be the same as the settings for your camera
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