CC is a month to month or annual membership. For work in CS6, your .mp4 files stil have all the frames, it's just the playback that is not full frame rate. One possible workaround to the playback is to place your files in a TImeline Sequence, add an Adjustment layer in trck above and then add a Brightness & Contrast effect to the Adjustment layer, with both values set to zero (basically, file is unaffected but requires rendring). Render Effects in Work Area and now you should have full frame rate playback. If you want to convert the files, you could try exporting them to H.264 within Premiere or AME. There will be some generational loss, so you could try a sample export to see if the quality is acceptable to you. You could try Format: H.264, 1920x1080, Frame Rate: 50, Profile: High, Level:4.2, Bitrate Encoding: VBR 1 pass, Target Bitrate [Mbps]: 35, enable 'Use Maximum Render Quaility'. These settings closely match the attributes of your supplied file. And I think you already realize this, but if you continue to stay with CS6, then I would recommend that you record AVCHD. I hope this helps.
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