Flickering video in timeline and export from premiere

I called tech support, and they said on Friday (07.18.2014) that they would call me back monday, and then never heard back from them.
Anyway, I need to downgrade from Adobe CC2014 Premiere back to the previous version of Premiere, and I have to do it immediately. The upgrade from CC to CC2014 has resulted in flickering video in the timeline and the final render, I can't figure out what it is except to say that it didn't do it before I upgraded.
If anyone can tell me how to get back to a lower, more stable version, I'd appreciate it. I don't want to use a crack, and I am paying for the service - I need this issue to be addressed right away, or to get back to a stable version while I wait for them to make CC 2014 more stable. If my only choice is to use a crack, someone just say so, and when the upgrade becomes more stable, I'll go back to it.

So, I was never actually provided with a fix for this, just a workaround that doesn't really satisfy outside of getting a clean render. They had me change my sequence settings to 25 FPS (???), which I would never have thought to try on my own, since I don't shoot, edit, or output in that setting. That said, if I edit in a sequence that is 25 FPS, but export at the 23.976 that I shoot in, I get a clean render. This clean render, however, has only happened once, and I have no idea if it's going to be consistent. The reason that this works was never made completely clear to me.
That said, I'm sticking with Premiere CC for now, until Adobe can fix the software to work the way it's supposed to. I honestly don't expect this to be fixed, so it may be next year before I update. I also received bad advice from the person running the twitter account (they told me I could "save as" to get a file out of CC 2014 that would work in CC), and I lost about three days of work trying to get a flicker-less render (1.5 days on trying to fix it myself, and another almost 1.5 days total trying to get results out of tech support, who said they would call back on Monday, but never did).
No rant here, those are the facts. Buyer beware on upgrading...make sure to have a backup installer for a previous version if you feel like you want to try upgrading.
Lastly, the link posted by John Smith doesn't work for Premiere, although the link I posted in response to him, does.

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