Speedgrade support for .MTS files

Hello,
I'm excited about CS6. I shoot a Panasonic GH-2 that records H.264 in .MTS. This is hacked and shoots at around 150mb/s. Does Speedgrade read .MTS? I'd rather not transcode. Premiere runs fine with the MTS files.
Also, when you send out from Premiere to Speedgrade, will Premiere reflect the look/grading changes? I guess I shoyld ask this in a different topic.
Thanks
Max

Adobe has announced las April that they will update their Creative Suite once a year somewhere between April and July (Q2). I think is a save assuption that SpeedGrade will get an upgrade by then. Consider that the programmers had less then half a year to deliver SG CS6... (Iridas was aquired in September 2011, and CS6 was launched in April 2012. And I know the testing and delevery of software takes about 3 months, you can do the math).
I am expecting a lot form the next version as the programmers had a full year to work on integration, codecs, support for various workflows etc.
So, prime time, if you want to call it that, should probably be somewhere in April at the earliest.

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