Hollywood FX PRO v5.1 into premier pro cs3

Hi friends,
I have Hollywood FX PRO v5.1 but it is not working for PPR CS3. I need to use this with PPR so is there any Idea? Please somebody let me know.....
Thank you.
Jey.

Do a Search for "Hollywood FX" in this forum. About 8 mos. ago, there was a thread on doing this. Going back to earlier versions, there were some renaming tips for using HW-FX with PrPro. However, with the Pro version, some other things had to be done. It seems that one was getting things to work in Vista.
IIRC, the OP for that thread found a workaround that worked perfectly for them. I just do not recall what that workaround was. Maybe success is just a search away. Unfortuntely, I do not recall any of the posters to that thread to help you more.
Good luck, and please update this thread, if you have success.
Hunt

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Date: Fri, 23 Jul 2010 19:40:24 -0600
From: [email protected]
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Subject: Importing sound into Premier Pro CS3
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