Importing a Photoshop CS3 VideoFile directly into Premiere

Hello,
I'm trying to work with the new photoshop feature that you can directly edit your film in photoshop. After i edited a video in photoshop I tried importing it again in Premiere, but the program didn't accepted it. In the help file however photoshop says that when the psd format is supported by Premiere.
I also have another question. When I open an avi file in photoshop that is no problem, but when I open a mp4 I only get a black screen. Somebody knows how to fix this?

You need to render the file in Photoshop first.
File - Export - Render Video.
I know you can render to QT movie - mp4, but
your mp4 may be a different variation, Photoshop doesn't recognize.

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