Is Premiere Elements 8 organizer compatible with HDC-SD1 files?

This is one of the original AVCHD camcorders. I have the trial installed of Premiere Elements8. When I load in the organizer, it opens up. I click file>get videos from files/folders. The importing seems to take "forever" - 15 short clips (<1-2 mins each). Then, the organizer becomes unresponsive after loading just 15 or so clips. The clips are AVCHD, 1440x1080. The organizer doesn't even seem to realize that they are anamorphic HD and the thumbnals are displayed in a 4:3 aspect ratio and hence the thumbnails are squished horizontally. Computer is C2D, 2.66GHz, 4 GB RAM, so that shouldn't be the bottleneck for the organizer.
Any thoughts or is this standard behavior?

Another suggestion was to update Quicktime. While I don't think that QT is the issue (QT doesn't read AVCHD files as far as I know). I don't want to update as my current NLE has an issue with some files with the latest version of QT and I would rather not play around with something that is working.
This is probably a total aside, but might furnish a bit of background. PrE seems to rely more heavily on QT Player, than other NLE programs, even its "big-brother," PrPro, which does not rely on it at all. I do not know what processes in PrE are QT-reliant.
Now, as to "latest versions," there are two warnings. It seems that some recent versions of QT Player (7.6.2 & 7.6.3) have been causing issues with many Adobe programs. The same thing happened with the 7.4.x versions (maybe not all, but at least two), about a year ago. From my readings, the 7.3.5 was previously the "last known good," until the 7.5.5 version was released. Those two seem to work almost perfectly with Adobe apps. The others seem to be hit-or-miss. Until 7.5.5, the 7.3.5 was the only version that would work for me, and I have tons of Adobe programs. Now, 7.5.5 is the version on all of my computers, and I will not upgrade, until I read reports of another good version on the various Adobe fora. Right now, PrE 4 works fine with QT 7.5.5 on my laptop.
Just some observations on QT Player, Adobe programs in general, and PrE specifically.
Good luck, and please update the thread with your success.
Hunt

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