Support for DNxHD MXF files

Hi,
I recently tried to import a DNxHD MXF (220). PPro CS5.5.2 wasn't able to import this MXF. Is there any way to import this MXF file or to update PPro?
Thanks

Yes. I can easily import any Quicktime based DNxHD file. But not MXF based files. The new Blackmagic Hyperdeck Studio is able to record them. You get 1 video mxf and 2 audio mxf files. PPro currently isn't able to open them. It would be great if this is supported in the near future. If anyone from Adobe wants to have some of these mxf files, please let me know. I will provide some files.
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