Image looks truncated in viewer and canevas

Hi there,
I am begining a new SD project in which I imported a QT sequence that was generated with Mpegstreamclip.
I chose easy settings mode in FCP.
In both viwere and canevas, the image does not look "centered".
As a matter of fact, it is truncated on the right side and when I play the sequence, a vertically moving blueish-greenwish band appears on the right side.
I have checked that the sequence plays all right in MPEG streamclip.
By the way, if I import another sequence that was shot with a HD photocamera, 16:9 format, a blueish band also appears on the right side.
What could be the problem ?
It is the first time I see that
Thanks in advance
Ivan

The image on the left in PS looks the same in Picasa Image
Viewer (I selected it to be color managed based on the monitor profile), looks the same in Windows Image Viewer, and looks the same in the thumbnail.  The image on the right in LR is how the picture looks when I look at my image in Firefox but in Internet Explorer and in Chrome, the image looks like the image on the left in PS.  The image below shows how the thumbnail looks different from the actual picture when it's double clicked and viewed in Picasa.  The thumbnail (which shows the subjects having green skin) would be how I saw it online while the double clicked version is how I saw it in PS, even though it was sRGB (I checked the image properties to make sure of the color space).
I have a ATI 5470 GPU on my ASUS 17.3 inch laptop.  Not sure about the drivers.

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