Can't do GoPro Hero 3 lens corrections in Photoshop CC

I'm a creative cloud subscriber. I just watched a great video on Adobe TV showing me how Photoshop CC can do lens corrections for GoPro Hero 3 black edition cameras. However, when I imported my GoPro Hero 3 footage into Photoshop CC, GoPro did not appear as a camera maker. I shot the video in 1080, with ProTune on, in Camera RAW. Maybe that's why I don't see GoPro... Any ideas?

I was initially mystified by this as well. Here is what I finally figured out:
1. From bridge, open a GoPro .mp4 file in Photoshop.
2. Filter > Lens Correction. Pull down GoPro under camera; GoPro Hero 3 Black under camera model and lens.
3. Click OK.
To add additional video clips, hit the "+" sign at the right side of the Timeline panel. Apply the Lens Correction filter to these, as well.

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