Capture problem using matrox mini and cs 5.5

my pp 5.5 does not show hvr z1 as supported device and cannot capture cineframe 25 footage from hvr z1p via matrox mxo2 mini. please help

Thanks Jerry for welcoming me,
5.1 - this means a crossgrade from 5.0.4 for 99$? Or is there an upgrade from 5.0.4. to 5.1?

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