Premiere CS5 + AVCHD = Yellow bar problem?

I just wanted to ask, if this is normal or what I'm doing wrong, because I never had this problem with CS4. After I recorded some footage with my Canon HFs100 (AVCHD 1920x1080, interpreted to 25p) and I tried to edit it on Premiere(sequence: AVCHD 1920x1080, 25fps) , I always get that yellow bar, which indicates that there is a mismatch between footage properties and sequence settings.
In Premiere Cs4, I always intepret the footage at fisrt, because the way HFS100 captures video and the it works just fine without yellow/red bar, but in CS5, I still get that yellow bar. Why?

My english sucks.
So does mine and all the more reason, when we are handicapped by not using our native tongue, to be as precise as possible. We are not alone here, there are people from all over the world for whom English is only a second or third language, so the better we express ourselves, the easier it is to get understood and get valuable feedback.
Look here: Adobe Forums: A glossary of video terms
This is not to sound arrogant, but to help you express yourself in this rather complicated language of video editing.

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