Premiere Pro Cs 5,5 videoFilter is missing: Ae.Fractal Noise

Hello i've got a Problem,
I was sitting on After Effects for like 5hours to make a fresh Intro but then after i Exported it to a Premiere Pro File and i try to open it with PP it says
"Videfilter is missing: Ae.Fractal Noise.
I dont have any ideas what i could do pls help me.

Premiere does not use Fractal Noise.
Might want to export it into a lossless file.

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Audio
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