.mts file unsupported compression type

This is the error that I get when I try and upload a .MTS file to CS 5.5. I have CS 5.0 on another machine, and I am able to load them fine. I have ran the Adobe Creative Suite Cleaner Tool and I have the latest Quicktime 7.7 with the H.264 Codec. I have uninstalled and reinstalled still getting the same issue. I am becoming very frustated with this new software, is there anyone that can assist me with this. Hence I like the Adobe products, but if I cannot get beyond this I am afraid that I will have to spend the money for the AVID software, which I really do not want to do at this point. Thank you.

Unfortunately all of my presets are not listed.
Does this mean that you no longer have the full list of Sequence Presets? Did you ever have them?
If so, it sounds like the Revert to Trial Bug. However, that should NOT affect CS 5.5, as it was the first version of PrPro to NOT have limitations between trial and full-paid versions, so even if your full-paid version of CS 5.5 DID Revert to Trial, you should not loose the various Presets. Something is definitely wrong here, and the "logical" (see Harm's excellent comment on "logic" above) answer, Revert to Trial, should not be conclusion. If we were only talking CS 5, then it would be - not so with CS 5.5.
Good luck,
Hunt

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