PP CS6 crack my AVI!!!

I have some 6 GB avi (and PP already cracked some more files with different codecs)
after import to PP file changed size, time and now cant be played!! Other soft and PP cant open this file - its corrupted!
i think PP do that!

Premiere Pro doesn't change the original files.
NO!
In "media" preference we have "Write xmp id to files on IMPORT" on by default!
and each of the source file changes when importing!
with big files something wrong and PP overwrite important data (like index)
Be careful! Disable this option!!!

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