Black border after rendering

My video is perfect while I'm working on it but every time I hit Enter to render it does render, but also all of the video clips jump a little, creating this black border around them all on the top and sides. I can fix it by adjusting the anchor point or position one notch, but I have to do that for every clip and then of course the "rendered" line turns red again. This seems like a bug. Here's a screenshot showing this border:

OK, I'm not quite sure what you are doing, when you are adjusting:
when I make that fix, suppose the number is at 243 (as it was in the test I just did) and to fix it I raise the number to 244. Now I hit Enter to render. The black border appears, but the number is still at 244.
Your Project/Sequence is 720 x 486, which appears to be the largest Frame Size of any of your Assets. Are the Sequences in the Project each set to the Frame Size of the contained Assets, or are you using Motion>Scale to fit them into the 720 x 486 Sequences?
Where are you using the 243 and 244? Is this in the Effects Control Panel>Effect>Motion>Scale, vertical dimension setting, or elsewhere.
It's probably that I am just not following something in the workflow, and not something that you're doing, but I'm not clear on a few aspects.
Thanks,
Hunt
[Edit] I think I just got it. You are inputting the 243 into Motion>Position for the center of your Asset. Sorry, it took a moment to sink in.

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