Does MXF OP1A work with Premiere Pro CC 2014, and later?

Is below formats can work through Adobe preimere CC
File Format: MXF OP1A
Filename extension : *.mxf
VIDEO and ADVANCED VIDEO:
MPEG Type: MPEG-2 Long GOP
Format Profile: 4:2:2@High Level
Video Resolution: 1920x1080(PAL) 16:9 DISPLAY
Frame Rate: 25
Bit-depth: 8
Field Order: Top field first
Deinterlacing: None
Max Bitrate: 50Mbps
Average Bitrate: 35 Mbps
Min Bitrate: 30 Mbps
GOP STRUCTURE: N=12, M=3 (Exam: IBBPBBPBBPBB).
AUDIO
Audio Coding: PCM
Sample Bit-depth: 24 bits
Sample Frequency: 48kHz
Audio channel: Stereo
Message was edited by: Kevin Monahan

It works with a caveat. There is a bug that has been reported here and has yet to be fixed. MXFs are fine to edit with and such, but if you are trying to export to them the resulting file can contain below black information that wasn't present in the original file. Check your exports.
Here is a thread on it:
Re: Data below black level 0 in h264 mp4 files.
(look at the waveform screen captures in the middle of the thread.)
I am still having to use CS 6.03 for all of my mxf exports until Adobe resolves this issue. Been reporting it for years now. It's a pain.

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