Quicktime clips out of sync in Premiere CC 2014

Just downloaded the latest update to quicktime 7 pro and all my imported quicktime files are playing in slow-mo in premiere CC 2014? I restarted after the install on my pc running windows 7. Anyone else having this problem, makesquic it real hard to edit. All clips out of sync.

I've had the same issue on one of the computers where I am. A slightly older Mac Pro that's worked fine with no issues until this. Latest Premiere CC installed, footage is Prores with two separate mono tracks, 720, 59.94. That edit suite is using an AJA board for external monitoring.
The weird thing is that when troubleshooting, I brought the project over to my new Mac Pro and the project plays fine.
I went through the premiere preference settings looking for anything that looks like it'd be able to help, as well as the AJA app. The problem definitely is introduced when footage is imported into Premiere as it plays fine in quicktime before import, though exports from Premiere pro are out of sync.

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