Import mxf to pro cs3 3.0

I'm told it's possible to import MXF files from P2 cards into Pro cs3 3.0.  It seems to only import the sound and no picture.  Do I need 3.1 or later ?

This functionality was added to CS3 as an update.  Make sure to run the latest version.

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