If it is a tracking problem, then it's likely that the tape path of either camcorder is out-of-spec. Since they don't have tracking control, could you either get the original camcorder that shot the tapes and use it to play back them back, or possibly try a different camcorder, to see if it can play back better? Trueman H. Hight wrote: > My Son-in Law gave me 10 8mm tapes of our grandchildren growing up. > He asked me to put them on DVD for him and make a copy for myself. > I have an old Sony Handycam CCD-V9 which I hooked up to my Elgato Eye > TV 200 and proceeded to download the videos to my Power Mac G5 Quad > 2.5, OS 10.4.11. > The first tape was fine and I was able to make a DVD using Toast 8 > with no problems, however the other 9 tapes all played with a white > squiggly (technical term) line running across the bottom of the frame. > In the past when using various VCRs I have had this happen but the VCR > had a button to push to adjust the tracking to solve the problem. > I have not been able to find any info relating to this or how to > adjust the tracking on the CCD-V9. > Is it possible to do this or is this another problem? > Thank you in advanced for any help you may be able to provide. > > Trueman Hight > Peculiar, MO > _______________________________________________ > MacDV mailing list > MacDV at listserver.themacintoshguy.com > http://listserver.themacintoshguy.com/mailman/listinfo/macdv > >