Your screen shot shows a codec of "apch" and a format of "Prores". Those are wonderful for those that use Apple computers and Apple's Final Cut Pro software. Premiere Elements on a Windows PC is wonderful for more common H.264 codecs in MP4 file containers.
You can also look read a potential solution here: Issues while importing MOV file with ProRes video format | Windows
I've never tried to convert ProRes files. Googling for it suggests it can be done. Here is one YouTube that says it can be done with the free and very good program called "Handbrake".