FS700 Footage. Audio missing on import

I have recorded 1 hour footage from a concert. When I import it into Premier CC 2014, the Audio is missing, or all 1 hour audio is "compressed" into the first 12 minutes.
I can play the clip in Quicktime og VLC without any audio problems...
What to do....?

Would an assumption that this is AVCHD be correct? If so ... I hope you grabbed the entire folder structure from the card & copied that to your computer in one piece, then navigated to the footage using PrPro's "media browser" and imported to your project from there, then used Project Panel to add to source monitor or timeline ... ?
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