Missing video transitions in Premiere CS6

Greeting everyone,
It seems that I am missing some 3D motion transition effects in Premiere CS6. I only have Cube Spin and Flip Over, but I know (and have seen) more transitions on other people's installations. I can't seem to find anywhere to download them either. I assumed they came with base CS6, but I don't have them. Where can I download some more? Or how do I restore the ones that I should have?

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I've only just upgraded to CC from CS6 last week and I've realised there are a LOT of video transitions missing. Now I'm not a big fan of the 'star wipe' and 'barn doors' cheese but I used 'sliding bands' ALL the time for titles for a particular client. Where the devil has it gone!?

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hello,
i noticed that there are less video transition on premiere pro cc than premiere cs6...
what's the reason? is there any possibility to import video transition to the pro cc?
many thanks,
ofer

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The use of terminology like "handcuffs," "theft-rates," "bondage," "greed" strikes me as hostile. Courtesy Webster online: "a: of or relating to an enemy; b: marked by malevolence: having or showing unfriendly feelings; c: openly opposed or resisting."
I'm a bit stumped by the link you provide. I have not posted to that thread, and the quote you cite is instead from this very thread. Post 12, to be precise. Proceeding on the assumption that the link was simply a mistake on your part but the quote was what you intended to paste, I'd say "the easy way out" would have been to do nothing: let users continue to struggle with the problems caused by the disparity in effects and transitions across platforms. Instead, we opted to address the issue--in the manner we deemed best for the majority of our customers given the realities of deadlines, finite resources, and competing priorities. As it happens, I was directly involved in these decisions. In light of the small number of complaints I've seen in the 7 months since the release of CC2014, I'm comfortable with the choices we made.
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I am trying to export video from my Premiere CS6 to my DVC PRO AJ-D455 I can only capture the video but not export, why?

1st, go to that forum http://forums.adobe.com/community/premiere?view=discussions
2nd, provide LOTS more information when you get there... PPro Information FAQ http://forums.adobe.com/message/4200840
3rd, read these previous discussions
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http://forums.adobe.com/thread/880824
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No video playback in premiere CS6 trial

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Video Transitions in Photoshop CS6

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Missing Video Transitions

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