NO Support for Pro XDCam

im really worried about upgrading from CS3 premiere
to CS5?
i have read online that Premiere CS5 Does NOT support True XDCam
unless it has been shot at 35mbs onto the
SXS cards,
i would like to bypass the cards with an Aja and record at 10mb 4.2.2.and 150plus mbps
i can set the Aja or Nanoflash unit to record with mxf files or QT .mov files but obviously the data will be a lot higher.
i cant get any sense out of adobe support, in fact i can barely understand him,
anybody out there from adobe who could put in writing if they support this?
or anybody using this system already. bypassing the compressed files
thanks

I would advise you to post your question in the appropriate Premiere forum, which you may find here:
http://forums.adobe.com/community/premiere
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