.mts files get "unsupported compression type" after upgrading to cc 2014.1 - windows 8.1

Had this problem last time I upgraded from cc -> cc 2014.. all the files went "media offline". Really frustrating.
I tried deleting the adobe cache and relocating the files, but it didn't help.
Any other work arounds, or is the a fix for this update due? They were working fine prior to this update.

Ok.. that actually worked. So weird. I had tried relinking and that didn't help.. but this did.
Thanks for that.

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