Audio Splits in Source Monitor malfunction (CS6)

Malfunctioning of Audio Splits in Source Monitor
Steps to reproduce:
1.Open a Video+Audio Clip in Source Monitor
2.Clear In and Out
3.Mark Audio Split In and then Split Out
4.Try to Go to Audio Split Out
Results:
after Marking Audio Split Out, Video is also Marked
cannot Go to Audio Split Out
Are you experience the same behaviour?
Feature Request/Bug Report Form
******BUG******
Concise problem statement:Malfunctioning of Audio Splits in Source Monitor
Steps to reproduce bug:
1.Open a Clip in Source Monitor
2.Clear In and Out
3.Mark Audio Split In and then Split Out
4.Try to Go to Audio Split Out
Results:After Marking Audio Split Out, Video is also Marked. Cannot Go to Audio Split Out.
Expected results:Normally Marking only Audio and ability to go to Audio Split Out
Link: http://www.adobe.com/go/wish

It looks like the only thing not working as it should is the menu command Go to Split>Audio Out. Everything else in your video is working as designed.
I do get that same bad menu behavior. But if only audio split is set, both the keyboard shortcuts and the Go To Out icon work just fine.

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******BUG******
Concise problem statement:Video Split Duration not shown. When only a Video or an Audio Split is marked, both Video and Audio is placed into Timeline.
Steps to reproduce bug:
1.Open a Clip in Source Monitor
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