Green Line on right side of exported video Premiere Pro

Hi, when I export my footage I am seeing a slight green line on the right edge of the frame, no matter the media player and is visible as well on youtube and vimeo uploads. I am making sure it is exported at 1280x720 as that is the aspect ratio I am recording at on my GH2. The GH2 are avchd files or .mts files natively, so when I import them I convert them using Adobe Media Encoder set to ProRes 720 60fps. This green line does not occur on every clip when I export, just the majority of them. I am also using Premiere Pro CC 2014 with the latest version updated. Please help!

Yes looks very similar to what I am getting with the cube transition.
It is probably something to do with the MPE and Direct X or Acc Graphics used to process the clips during the transition, only a guess for a non programmer like myself lol.
Yes, bet it is one of those bugs that has slipped through, when viewing as a screen shot it is hard to see it at stop so possible more so even in motion, but yes it is there and as I posted in my other thread, I am seeing it also, I am not green screening neither.
As say, for TV's then probably 99% of the time it will be hidden in the overscan area but for some and for Web Based viewing, I as you, would rather it not be there.
As say it is kinda like the feature in EDIUS Called enable transition handling in over scan, where the default for a new project is set at 3%.
Anyway, I have kinda solved my problem with the cube spin transition by subscribing to Red Giant Universe at $10 a month, they have a nice set of transitions that work well in premiere Pro CC, I am currently on version 8.0.1. Though I do plan on upgrading as and when to the newest one 8.0.2. Though doubt that the original issue has been fixed, but for now, I am using Red Giant.
FInally, I notice that if I click on the settings box in Red Giant Transitions, then it crashes Premiere Pro with this message, so I avoid doing that, but still work mentioning, probably should put this into a fresh post of submit bug report, I will also contact Red Giant to make them aware of it also.
Premiere Pro has encountered an error
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Application Name:    Adobe Premiere Pro.exe
Application Version:    8.1.0.81
Application Timestamp:    5426694c
Fault Module Name:    MSVCR110.dll
Fault Module Version:    11.0.51106.1
Fault Module Timestamp:    5098826e
Exception Code:    40000015
Exception Offset:    00000000000740da
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