Green flashes in exported project? Premiere 2014

trying to export a project from premiere 2014 but every attempted export has random split second green flashes appearing during playback. Have tried various codecs and try are still appearing - they are in different places with each attempt too???
need help!
gavin

Barbara,
I took have experienced these "green flashes" in video clips on a timeline. I am using Premiere Pro in CS 5. I am running WIndows 7 (64 bit) on a
Dell XPS-630i. I have an Nvidia Quadro FX 3800 and two Western Digital eSATA drives with 1 TB each Any thoughts?
Jim

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