Timecode differences between Quicktime/Resolve and Pr CS6

I have some DSLR MOVs which I added timecode and and a reel name to using qtChange (which reads the .THM files along side each clip). I did this to make moving the project from Pr to Resolve easier.
However. For most clips the timecode which is shown in Premiere is different from the timecode shown in Quicktime 7 or Resolve. Why is this? It's making conform a pain.

I checked my specs, and everything seems to be fine. The only things it doesn't meet are the recommendations for Adobe SpeedGrade, which I don't plan on using.

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