Vertical sparkly lines appearing

All of a sudden, I am getting vertical lines in the viewer, canvas, and AJA out to the monitor. Even QT movies that are created have the lines. This is a major problem and I have no idea how to correct it. I shoot in XDCAM HD and capture ProRes. All was fine until this morning. I have a project due tomorrow and will be in trouble if not completed on time. Any help will be greatly appreciated.
Best,
Tom

Hello,
I got the same apparition of vertical blue lines when exporting.
My rushes are prores 422 coming from XDCam EX.
There's a 3 way color correction and a Keyiing effect (with involved filters: chroma, cache and so on)
the lines (1 pixel wide) are appearing on the keyed images, not on the background, on the exproted files.
Tryied different format for export but got the some "lined" result each time.
The same thing append when rendering.
Don't know how to get rid of that!
If anyone can propose an answer or solution. It would helpfull. Tv and webmaster are waiting...
many thanks
sorry for langages error, i'm not native english speaker
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