EDL Files exported from Premiere always fail on import to SpeedGrade CS6

Steps to reproduce (for me):
1. Export any sequence as EDL.
2. Open SpeedGrade CS6
3. Browse to EDL
4. Double Click, or click the +, or drag to timeline
5. Error thrown:
Error
Key not supported in edit 16
File: 016 AX     V           B 0:02:04:04 00:02:06:15 00:00:3:10 00:00:35:21
Line 34
Note: This varies depending on project/sequence but essential is the same error for each -- always "Key not supported" though line # and file info changes.
Any help would be GREATLY appreciated.
Best,
Seth

EdanCo I'd like to know the exact same thing. It's now September.
I also have multiple layers, have spent some 70 hours building this project and simply want to adjust colours. For workflow one could colour correct before editting but that does not make sense/sence.   As for editing this way like Manual LP, really likely would work but surely would add additional time to the project trimming everything into one line. Who does that? I may as well have my 1/2 inch analog film out with a splicer and start editting analog film... hahaha  it seems it's a very round about way of doing things - But Manuel LP I really do commend you for finding a way around it, and figuring out a work flow that incorporates bypassing this EDL error.  Thankyou, I may do that on the next project   The rest of us sit around waiting and grumbling at the problem.
HELLO wonderful people at Adobe.... has there been a solution to this? Or has anyone found one? Really would love to find out. Please hear the people, and let us know even if the issue is being sorted, in this thread.
Chur!

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