LR 1.4.1 and Camera Raw 4.4.1 - Same engine?

I'm using LR and CS2 and can't use camera raw 4.4.1. Are the develop module in LR 1.4.1 and camera raw 4.4.1 the same thing? I use Nikons and NEF files and convert to DNG with Adobe DNG converter 4.1.

Yes.

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