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Proper way to import footage AVCHD footage comes in a complex file structure that contains much more information than is typically found in video clips.   You can work on footage while it's on the storage card. But if there is any difficulty, the first thing to do is to copy the footage onto a hard disk. Be sure to copy the entire file structure of the card instead of just the clips. Always use the Media Browser in Adobe Premiere Pro, or use Prelude, to import the footage. System considerations when working with AVCHD footage Any computer that meets the system requirements for Adobe Premiere Pro should be able to edit this footage. The main restriction on AVCHD footage is the CPU. This particular format is not dependent on the hard disk speed, as it tends to be small file sizes for video footage.   Also, the GPU doesn't process the video footage, so the video configuration doesn't have much effect on the performance. If you're looking to bu

The Portugal international will miss three matches following his dismissal at the weekend, but will be available for Wednesday's Copa del Rey game against Atletico Madrid The Spanish Football Association (RFEF) has handed Real Madrid star Cristiano Ronaldo a three-game ban following his red card against Athletic Bilbao. The Portugal international - who celebrates his 29th birthday on Wednesday - received his marching orders in the 76th minute of Sunday's Liga encounter after an altercation with Athletic's Ander Iturraspe and Carlos Gurpegui. Ronaldo consequently risked a suspension that could cover anything from one game to in excess of three and the RFEF has now opted to keep him out of action for three matches. The forward was slapped with a one-game ban for the incident with Iturraspe, while getting an additional two games for his offensive gesture after his dismissal. He will miss the Liga games at home against Villar

Yohan Cabaye's highly speculated return to Ligue 1 could come to fruition as early as this month after it was revealed that Paris Saint -Germain have taken a major step in signing Newcastle United's talisman. Sky Sports News reports that a deal has been agreed "in principle" for the 28-year-old to move back to his native land:

The Gunners have just signed a £150m British record kit sponsorship with Puma. They will replace Nike next season and £100m of that cash will be made available to Arsene Wenger to spend on players. Falcao made a £51m move to Monaco in the summer. But there's hope that the Gunners could make a move to lure him to London with their huge war-chest in the summer. Colombia star Falcao is sponsored by Puma and the sponsorship deal could aid a possible bid. Falcao was on the wrong end of a heavy challenge during Monaco's French Cup clash with Chasselay and his World Cup dreams are hanging by a knife-edge.

Wayne Rooney's new Manchester United contract will make him the highest-paid player in the country, according to Tuesday's report from Ian Ladyman in the Daily Mail . The extension could even be done by the end of the transfer window, claims Ladyman: Wayne Rooney is increasingly confident of signing a new record-breaking contract at  Manchester United and could even put pen to paper by the end of the week, it emerged on Monday night. There are some details of an agreement still to be ironed out but sources at  United told Sportsmail that things could move quickly once Rooney and his agent Paul Stretford get round the table again with the club's chief executive Ed Woodward.   A new deal would take Rooney's incentive-based pay up towards the £300,000-a-week mark and that w