Image border trouble

I have an image from the Action Essentials 2 package that I´m using as a layer.
The image blends perfectly, but the border/edges of the image is visible as a black box. Not in a in-your-face kind of way, but it's still visible...
I tried making a mask, but that just changed my border from a square to a circle. I tried feathering my mask, but the feathered area became a darker grey and just made things worse.
Any thoughts?
[IMG]http://i45.tinypic.com/2zeyntd.png[/IMG]

Doesn't happen for me, but I'm just using the version of the cracks file
from a screenshot. I don't have the original file. My guess would have
been some sort of premult issue, but you say you've checked that out.
I wonder if there's some weirdness around the edges of the cracks image itself.
What if you just follow the cracks FileIn with a Crop node, and shave off
the edge?
Have you tried this?
http://www.videocopilot.net/support/
The people at Video Copilot are actually paid to answer your questions.
Here on the Apple Forums, all we get are little virtual stars
when people remember to mark our responses.
Good luck! Let us know if you are able to solve the problem.

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