Clips from Panasonic ag-ac160 has unsupported compression type with new Premiere update

Updated Premiere Pro and now my Multicam project is not supporting the files from my Ag-ac160 camera. The files from the Canon 5d work fine but won't load the others. I am going to do a system restore until this is fixed.

Took the advice of another reply and everything works fine now.
Empty Media Cache database in the Preference
Rename folder the files are in and relink.
See if that will work.

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This forum has the same effect that my father did when I was a kid. As soon as I posted the above, I tried to open the errant project again, and the .mts files are now online. Same as my Dad and my car - it would be broken, and all he'd have to do is climb in and crank it, and I'd look like an idiot.

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Are they on your hard drive(cause running from DVD is begging for trouble)? what size are they? and what was the source you got them from? If all else fails, just convert em over(I hate working outside of the standard formats).
LOL harm asked the essential question..
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That works! I moved the .mts files into their own folder outside of the PRIVATE/AVCHD folder and they will now link to the clips in the timeline.
So for future reference I assume we should pull the media out of the AVCHD folder structure, correct?
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