Importing Hauppauge mpeg-2 .ts to Premiere Pro CS5

So I started a project to convert our VHS family videos into digital format.  I used a Hauppauge HVR and it generated a bunch of giant video files.
I tried to open them in premiere pro cs5 and it won't recognize them.  The extension hauppauge uses is ".ts"  (transport stream)  which is an mpeg-2 encoded TS.  I saw that ".m2ts" is supported so I just changed the extension.  Adobe opened it and it seems to work. 
Before I go any further I want to know if by doing this have I created another problem that I am unaware of?

Before I go any further I want to know if by doing this have I created another problem that I am unaware of?
Nope... well, barring the fact that you captured to a highly compressed format, which you'll be editing and (presumably) compressing again for output (like a DVD). But hey, whatever works for ya...

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