Fade in from black (pink flash in-between frames) in premiere pro cc

Hello,
when i fade in from black I get a transparent pink flash in between frames as the effect is happening. The footage has a white background which makes the color very noticeable.
I have tried key framing opacity, and using a levels, and the same result occurs.
Any thoughts?? Thank you all
I'm using a 2008 mac tower with quad core and 32 gigs of ram. Os X.8.5
Eric

CC 2014, source is 1080mts and the open CL was on. I believe that was the issue, as well as other things the way the transparency and the blacks were interacting, after turning off mercury playback it fixed the black issues. Havent been on the project in question for a while to check if that fixed the pink bars as well, though.

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