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Caos! Pixeldamage in mov files

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Im sitting with a PB 12' 1,5 1,25RAM and a external screen and a firewire External disk. Using FCP

Two day ago i started noticing, what was loking like render errors, pixlated frames in the middle of clips.. I rebooted and restarted FCP. Still the same pixel errors.. I thought it had something to do with me using a external screen.. maybe my PB's video card could'nt hadle it..
Well.. unfurtunely it was worse..
I lookt at the original files.. the pixel problem was there also!
Same place same problem..

Now i know.. i should have a backup.. but i don't.. dont lecture me.. this project is sooo big there's not enough space for a backup.. And i'm just stupid enough to have thought that is was alla going to be ok...

Well recapturing is the last thing i want to do.. i borrowed a disk a made a backup and tried to use diskwarrier on my external drive.. no problems seemed to be found..
The errors were'nt there from the begnining.. how could this happen? i didn't think that FCP altered the original files!??
Does anybody have any ideas on this??

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