FCPX movies exporting with green vertical lines on them... please help!

My videos appear fine in the viewer, but when I export them, there is vertical lines over the entire video (see screenshot) (screenshot won't insert into the message, i'll keep trying!). This has happened with 2 different projects, from 2 different events. The resolution of the project is 720p.
Any help would be greatly appreciated,
Merry Christmas!

Never use the Finder for movie spec information. It's not always accurate. Use the movie inspector of the QuickTime player.
Set the viewer to 100% and see if you see the lines after you've rendered the video.
Your video is in a non-standard format and looks as if it's in the MPEG-4 framework. It needs to be QuickTime and standard definition video specifications. By putting this video in a 720p project it is being hugely scaled to match the frame size. This is a really bad idea.
I don't know if optimization will work on this video, but try transcoding it and seeing of it will optimize. Export a portion of the project.
What version of the software are you using? It doesn't sound like the current version.

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