I import video from iphone and it is completely out of sync

SO I have to use Camtasia, to render the file. Such a shame.
I import 1920 res video and I did not even notice before my movies were out of sync.
I mean is there a plan that Premiere will fix this? Or we have to start paying double price?
This is a complete joke that you have to use another software to render, much cheaper software instead of premiere, that is useless now for me.
Just have me thinking, I will not buy y newer version because it is useless for my pofessional usage.
So instead of Iphone I have to carry with me bulky camera, so Mr Premiere will be able to render a file without any issue?

It did not work, I tried to save as reference from quictime pro version, still the audio is out of sync. ALso I trie dot rename file from mpg to .mov., still same issue.
People recommend using handbreak program to save to different format than importing to premiere?
That is a joke.
TIme consuming.
How can a cheap program like camtasia studio render the file with no problem? And no audio sync and the big gigantic company like Adobe can't keep up with simple iphone raw material?
I just dont get it.
I am sticking with Camtasia studio now, but I would love to use Premiere if it would workk.
Maybe Adobe should go to learn how to make a small program from Camtasia.

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