Direct Link with Sony F55 RAW files

I'm editing a timeline with Sony RAW F55 files, when I use the new function Direct Link Speedgrade opens but the I get the "Media Offline" error.
Does Speedgrade supports Sony RAW files?
Thanks

I got the same problem with .mov files from a 5d mark III. If you check here: http://blogs.adobe.com/movingcolors/2013/10/31/speedgrade-cc-7-1-update/  you'll see adobe is aware of that issue, but not for my case.

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