Clips I've logged and captured are too fast

I'm trying to log and capture AVCHD clips from an external harddrive and use them in FCE 4.0.1
All seems to be going well, I can preview them and they look great.  Once I put a clip into the queue, it transfers over into my project.  The only problem is that it plays twice as fast (I can't readjust the speed in the timeline or else it looks choppy).  The audio plays normally and gets cut off when the clip ends.
It's endlessly frustrating that the clip looks great in the load and transfer window when I'm previewing it, but is completely wrong in the project.  What is going on?  And how can I fix this? 
Thanks

From the existing info, particularly the clip info it seems like that clips are AVCHD Lite NTSC.
Panasonic still cameras typically use this format. It's not a standard AVCHD format that FCE likes.
It won't work directly in FCE so you will have to transcode to Apple Intermediate Codec.
Try Streamclip from Squared 5 and set the Quicktime export to match FCE>Easy Setup>AVCHD-Apple Intermediate Codec 1920 x 1080i60.
BTW: To identfy the EXISTING Sequence properties right click the Sequence Icon in the Browser and select Item Properties.
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