Impossible to use Premiere pro CS3...?

Hello, I am new to this forum and also a new owner of Premiere Pro (CS3-windows Vista 32bits)
My problem? After importing my HDV films with PPro, video and audio have huge gaps up to 15 sec in any of the windows of PPro!!! The imported sequence are OK in any video "reader" as VLC... but not in PPro.
Could it be a bug of PPro with timelines "breaks"? Opened in Windows Movie Maker, audio and video match perfectly for these same sequences (sorry for the english, I am french)
I am a bit horrified as I bought Premiere, confident on the quality of Adobe softwares and in the impossibility of testing with the testing version as HDV is deactivated in it!!!!!
Please, could you make me more confident, I am so afraid!
Thank you.
NOTE: I had my hard drive formated just before installing Premiere pro... !!

Some news: the problem of synchro may be of more than 3 minutes!!
Even on another computer with windows XP, the problem is the same: PPro unable to work correctly and files correct in any other software...
Please, does anyone can help me? Thank you.

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Date: Fri, 2 Sep 2011 07:33:04 -0600
From: [email protected]
To: [email protected]
Subject: Using Premiere Pro CS3 When exporting as flash file poor picture quality
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