After uninstalling Premiere Pro CC 2013, my mpeg files flicker on export

I am using the latest Mac book pro with all the top specs. I was using premiere Pro CC 2013 and everything was fine. Once I installed the Premiere Pro CC 2014, everything was great also. My Hard drive is only 500GB so free some space, I thought I'd uninstall Premiere CC 2013 along with all the other adobe 2013 apps. What I noticed was that after export, my mpeg files which were filmed on tape with my canon HDV camera XHA1, The footage wood flicker or sometimes dip to black after export. I moved the same project across to my PC and exported it and it was fine no flicker or dipping to black. If you'd like me to upload the footage, please give some guidance as to how I should do that. Thank you

Go to HD/Library/Quictime and delete all .component files. It appears that the correct procedure is to delete all QT components and everything so far works. I have to do this every time I run after effects or Premiere Pro, and remember to put them back in again after shutting down software. Any ideas why this is happening folks?

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