Warp Stabilizer CS6 scales down last frame

Hey,
Every time I add the Warp Stabilizer in Premiere Pro CS6, it auto-scales the footage, except for the last frame. It just changes to 100% again, so I'll just have to cut it off. Any others experiencing this issue, or any ways to solve it?
Thanks in advance.
Edit: turns out it's probably not the warp stabilizer, but the position. When I adjust the position, the same thing happens, and since the stabilizer changes the position, the position will probably be causing the issue. Keyframing is disabled.

This strikes me as a bug that hasn't been corrected.
Is there a way to see if it has even been reported? (I don't want to add a redundant bug report).
I'm having what I think is the same- or similar - problem in PPro CC.
Machine: Windows 7 Pro,
i7-3930K @ 3.20 GHz with 32 GB memory
nVidia GeForce GTX 670.
Both CC and CS 6 installed.
I have a single clip of video footage exactly 19 seconds  (00;00;19;00)  long in Track V1.
I have added the Warp Stabilizer effect to Track V1, let it analyze and stabilize, and when playing, the last frame is "chopped off" by a noticeable percentage.
When selecting the Effect Controls tab, the Opacity keyframe icon is "active", though still set at 100%.
I lowered the clip Opacity, moved the pointer a few seconds to the left via left-arrow, and re-played.
The last frame is still chopped off.
I returned the clip Opacity to 100%, moved the pointer a few seconds to the left, and re-played.
The frame is still chopped off.
This "solution" appears to have no effect for me.
I also need the Timecode effect for this same clip, and have noticed strange things with it.
Although my footage in Track V1 is exactly 19:00,
- AFTER I've added the Warp Stabilizer effect to Track V1, AND
- have added an Adjustment Layer to Track V2 in the sequence, AND
- have added the Timecode effect to the Adjustment layer in Track V2,
when I point to the last frame, the Timecode effect shows 18:29, not 19:00. After moving 1 frame to the left, i.e. hitting left-arrow once. the Timecode also shows 18:29. so the Timecode is showing the same numbers twice.
It seems that the Timecode effect is somehow "losing track" of what frame is being displayed.(Is it "counting from '1' instead of '0')?
Any help available in this?
I've even gone so far as to:
1) change, i.e. lower, the Opacity, save the project, then return the Opacity to 100%, then saved the project again; last frame still "chopped off".
2) once the opacity was lowered, I've also rendered the sequence, saved the project, then returned the Opacity to 100%, and re-rendered, but the problem remains.
3) I even "cleared" both the Warp Stabilizer effect from the footage clip, AND the clip from within the sequence, then added the clip back to the sequence WITHOUT the Warp Stabilzer effect, then pointed at the final frame, and that final frame is STILL chopped off.
For this project, I'm "sticking" with CC, because I'm working on it from both my home studio and another location which has only CC.
I haven't checked CS6 to see if the Warp Stabilizer and Timecode effects are working correctly, but both seem to have gone a little "haywire".
Is there some other way to fix the problem of the last frame being "chopped off"?

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