Problem reading dng files into Photoshop CS6

Why can't I read dng files from a canon 5dmk2 from ACR8.1 into Photoshop cs6?

I converted the CR2 files from the Canon5dmk2 into dng using the Adobe DNG converter.
In Photoshop CS3 I can read these dng files into Adobe Camera Raw and then export them into Photoshop. No problem.
I have just installed Photoshop CS6. I can read the dng files into Adobe Camera Raw (v8.1) without a problem. However the file is then corrupted when I try to export it into CS6.
Strangely, I have similar files converted from CR2 to DNG for a Canon 1100D and these read without problem via ACR into both Photoshop CS3 and CS6.
The problem is that Photoshop CS6 will not read dng files from a Canon 5dmk2.

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