Random Green Frames When I Import Video?

Hello,
I Have Final Cut Pro X and I make videos on youtube as it is my job. I got gaming footage recorded via Eye Tv and Exported it normally as a H.264 and it was 720p HD and a .MP4 File. When I import it onto Final Cut Pro X I See Random Green Frames Just pop out of no where "In The Video" and I have no way of taking it out. Please help ASAP as it is VERY Frustrating .
Thanks So Much,
Im looking forward to some replys
-eLeVaTiiONz
Info:
Macbook Pro Late 2010
Newest Version Of Leopard
Other video content works
Content that does not work is recorded by a hauppauge HD-PVR Using Eye TV
PLEASE ASK IF YOU NEED ANY MORE INFORMATION.

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