Premier Pro CC can't edit XDCAM EX footage

Adobe: Please fix the bug that prevents Premiere Pro CC from playing XDCAM EX footage properly. It plays with glitches, pixelated, horrible, unusable.

I'm working with XDCAM HD (MXF from PDW700) and XDCAM (MP4 from EX3) in Premiere CC....
Everything works fine...maybe something wrong with your system?

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I need some help about Premier Pro CS4:
I'm using Mac OS X 10.5.8 and adobe premier CS4
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The file came from DVD, after demultiplex, using Vob2Mpg (open source software), this operation produced a file with mpg extension - the file that does'nt work.
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Adobe Premier Pro CS4 can't play mpg audio track - any fix?
Hello
I need some help about Premier Pro CS4:
I'm using Mac OS X 10.5.8 and adobe premier CS4
I Imported a video file .mpg to timeline, but the audio track is'nt visible or playable, it's just like it doesn't have any sound.
The file came from DVD, after demultiplex, using Vob2Mpg (open source software), this operation produced a file with mpg extension - the file that does'nt work.
And Quick Time doesn't recognize it as video file
I looked in the web and some say that it works on adobe premier CS3
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Ok well CS6 had it's own problems with the footage - it kept giving me the message "the importer encountered a generic error" - thanks Adobe for the extremely unhelpful error message.
I believe (though this is just a guess) that the problem stems from the process of copying the footage from the optical discs to a hard drive - in my case I used a Sony PDW-U1 XDCAM drive to copy to a Westerm Digital USB hard drive. I thought I kept the file structure intact by simply dragging the entire contents of each optical disc to a folder on the USB drive named Disc 01, Disc 02 and so on. When I browsed to those folders using the Adobe Media Browser it displayed the clips correctly - so it certainly seemed like it should work - yet for some reason it didn't - repeatedly.
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