Warp stabilizer crops bottom of video!

When I try to stabilize some footage shot with my GoPro Hero 3 Black, warp stabilizer crops off the bottom of the video and greatly reduces the res of the video.
The steps I am following:
Import video using GoPro Cineform software (This leaves me with an .mp4 file)
Create new sequence from clip in CS6
Apply warp stabilizer to section of the clip
Render
Watch - and the clip has the bottom 1/3rd cut off and the video looks out of focus.
I cant for the life in me figure out what is going on! Please help!
Thanks

So, the first image is jsut before it gets to the stabilized section....
Then, as soon as it reaches the selected area that has had the warp stabilizer applied the bottom is cut off!
Am I missing something stupid here?
Thanks

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