Jumpy playback within premiere cc

My Premiere Pro cc won't play video clips within the program without jumping, this makes it difficult to edit.
I have a relatively new mac (late 2013, 2GHz, i7, 8GB 1600 MHz DDR3).
I import my videos by inserting the SDHC card and copying the AVCHD file to my desktop.
I open the clips within Premiere Pro cc by selecting that desktop file from the Media Browser.
Things I've tried:
My desktop only has 3 folders on it.
I've closed out all other programs.
I try to playback my clips at 1/2, and 1/4 the quality
I've tried using a new SD card.
No difference.
The problem must be Premiere Pro CC because I can open the clips just fine on quicktime or iMovie, but not Premiere. Why?

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