Red Frames in Playback and Export

After finding out that others have had this problem and found solutions, I expected the solutions to work, but no luck so far.
I am working with HDV 1080i60 footage in Premiere Pro CC 7.2.1 on OS 10.9.1. When I play my footage through the source window (by double-clicking it in the Project window) or on a sequence timeline, I see intermittent red frames - a lot of them. The red frames persist through export, leaving me with no way to edit this footage except to transcode it to a different format - presumably with an encoder other than Adobe Media Encoder.
Adobe, you have posted possible solutions for other people with this problem, but obviously it persists. What's the nex step?

LFedit, my red frames do not appear only on cross dissolves. They appear during normal playback in the source monitor as well as in the program monitor AND in the small preview area in the project window.
I've seen posts about this problem from the end of 2013, but I'm glad to know I'm not the only still experiencing trouble. I've already submitted a bug request to Adobe. Please do the same, LFedit. The more people report it, the more likely Adobe will pay attention.

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the error also appears with PRORES 422 files, but only after a certain amount of source data from prores 422 clips is processed / read
i made a test comp in AE with only one gigantic prores 422 source clip (8000 pixels x 1000 pixels @25fps) and the error first appeared at around 1500 frames read from the source file (equalling a few GB of source read and processed). after the red frames error appears once, the erroneous red frames appear more often but never in the same place when rendering the same comp several times)
i also made a test comp containing only a few full HD prores 422 clips (1920 x 1080, @25fps), there the error appeared only seldom (but still randomly). so it can be that a broader user base never experiences this erroneous behaviour at all.
i also made a testcomp containing about 40 full HD prores 422 clips (each 1920 x 1080, scaled down to 10% in size and distributed all over the comp so i can see them all at once). the erroneous red frames appeared within the first rendered frames!! obviously, many qt files had to be open and read in parallel, and so the error appeared from the very beginning of the rendering / export.
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of course i tested all sorts of RAM assignents for MP rendering (1GB per core, 2GB, 4GB, 6GB) and i rendered with several different settings of how many cores and ram should be available to other tasks. but the error always appeared. randomly.
--> fact in AE is, that nearly all MP renders / exports using prores clips as source files contained the bad red frames. when rendering without the MP option on (but of course up to 20x slower) so far i never experienced this error (of course always after fresh restarts once the error appeared)
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So i have been dealing with red frames for about a year and a half now -
- In Premiere pro CC and early CC 2014 versions, .MXF footage used to red frames and relink badly on multi spanned clips if the sidecar files were detected by premiere. This was a major bug because your edit would now relink to bad timecode. The handling for that was deleting any kind of metadata before importing your .MXF files. this worked 99% of the time for me - did not get much bugs after that.
- Skip to what i believe was the 8.0.0 version, and most importantly the 8.0.2 - i do not have re link issues, however red frames appear on export nearly everytime. With the media encoder log you can see how much red frames you have, but no timecode and its still a pain in the *** to double export(correcting the red frames on the first export file).
- From the few adobe employee posts i have read, the way to counter this is - import the card while maintaining the structure, then import footage via the Media browser. This should technically handle any bugs. I have not tested this yet, however i already know that sometimes i get mxf files without card structure(director's sometimes create their bins at the Mac OS X Finder level)
Im hoping adobe fixes this issue ASAP - i undestand that red frames are only an indicator of a bigger problem, but this problem is making me consider converting all my footage to prores before import, thus turning my premiere pro cc in FCP 7.

Hello Adaptat1on,
- From the few adobe employee posts i have read, the way to counter this is - import the card while maintaining the structure, then import footage via the Media browser. This should technically handle any bugs.
With the release of Premiere Pro CC 2014.2 (8.2), we believe we have solved the "red frames" issue with .mxf files.
If you are working with an earlier version of Premiere Pro or have updated a project file from a previous version of Premiere Pro to 8.2, you might still see them.
The method of importing these files is correct as you outlined above. Copy the SD card to your HD, then import via the Media Browser.
I have not tested this yet
However, this is precisely the right way to import footage coming from a camera's SD card.
However i already know that sometimes i get mxf files without card structure(director's sometimes create their bins at the Mac OS X Finder level).
I would communicate with your colleagues and inform them of how you would like your footage prepared. You should state that you will be saving them money by doing so as you won't have to troubleshoot red frames issues which could still occur with raw .mxf files even in 8.2. Tell them turn around time will be faster, as well. They will listen to you when you speak their language (saving them time and money gets their attention quickly).
Im hoping adobe fixes this issue ASAP - i undestand that red frames are only an indicator of a bigger problem
All our fixes are in 8.2. Please create new projects in version 8.2, ingest the footage correctly, and you should have no trouble with red frames. If you do, please file a bug report and send me a PM.
This problem is making me consider converting all my footage to prores before import, thus turning my premiere pro cc in FCP 7.
That's certainly an alternative, but I'd try the method previously outlined before doing anything rash like transcoding. That said, certain cameras produce beautiful pictures but create files which perform poorly in Premiere Pro. I'm most frequently tempted to transcode Canon footage, as that gives my Mac Book Pro the most trouble.
Hope this info helps.
Thanks,
Kevin

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