Premiere CC is not importing full frame range of .mov

I am working in a custom project. 30fps (progressive). My quicktimes begin at frame 0. When I look at the files in quicktime, the frames are there. When I import the files into premiere CC. the first 2 frames are not viewable and my imported clip begins at frame 2. Is this a settings thing?

So...if i recompress my .mov (h.264 compressed) files keyframing every frame, Premiere sees the first 2 frames of the clip... that said, I would prefer not rebatch all these clips as this is a pretty big project and would require quite a bit of time... so if anyone has any ideas how to get around this, it would be very helpful.

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