Premiere CS6: Automatic Synchronization of Crowd Sourced Videos

Hi Folks,
just wondering when Adobe is gonna implement the "Automatic Synchronization of Crowd Sourced Videos"
in Premiere as shown on the Adobe MAX 2011:
http://tv.adobe.com/watch/max-2011-sneak-peeks/max-2011-sneak-peek-automatic-synchronizati on-of-crowd-sourced-videos-/
Please just give me a raw guess about the release.
Regards
Karsten

Hi Jim,
I agree that i wouldnt make sense to do this as a low-budget service,
But The German Telecom had a Big Social-media campaign Last Year
On facebook, Hosted by a well-Known hiphop artist, asking The Fans for their Voices
For "The biggest choir" for a new cover version...
At The end they produced a Song with more than 4500 People joining
The campaign, including some Videos...
Now adapt that campaign for companies Sponsoring a live-event...
And i know The media-Budget of those companies...;-)
By The Way:
Tested Pluraleyes of Singular Software tonight and all i can say...its brillant!
It would have Safed me Days of synchronising Video-Clips in The past...
I'll Be interested in their New cloud-idea...
Tanks again - Take care
Karsten

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