Updated to 2014.2 all AVCHD files - mts - missing, unsupported compression type error?

Anyone have a clue here? Just updated from 2014.0 when it started crashing with backend dll error. Plus, lost all my Sapphire and Universe plug-ins despite Adobe's promise they'd work.
time to roll back again?

Hi Videowilk,
I already responded to your other post.
Videowilk wrote:
Anyone have a clue here? Just updated from 2014.0 when it started crashing with backend dll error.
Did you update a project file before delivering that project? My feeling is that you should have not updated any projects to a new version. Stay in 2014.0 until it is complete.
Or is this a brand new Premiere Pro CC 2014.2 (8.2) project?
Thanks,
Kevin

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