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In Premiere I believe you can mark several clips and change fps under interpret footage.
Use Cineform to transcode, then use "Interpret Footage" in Premiere, like editman said.Changing the fps of an .mts file is not a trivial operation. MTS files are stream files, there is no header, you need to demux it adjust the time stamps and probably some fields in the payload and then remux it back to a transport stream. I don't think something like this currently exists.
ThanksI was about to buy NeoHD to do the job ($500!).. but I think I'll see if I can use NeoScene ($130) and that frame rate changer. Thanks,
Matt
cineform?