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It would appear that sturkmen is sort of right.
I modified the code to grab 3 frames (a, b, c) and write those 3 frames to disk. About 90% of the time frame a (the first) is OK. Frames b & c always appear to be OK - even when frame a is bad.
I now read two frames and throw the first away. Seems to have solved my problem.
Thanks all