vhs ghost image and divided image

[unknown]

Hello all!

I've made my first attempt to transfer video from vhs to dvd and
something strange (to me) happened!
At the very beginning it was all right in acquisition phase, then I
obtained a ghost bw image very far from the orignal and the image was
no more at the center. The image is shifted up and left. So the upper
part of the image is displayed on the bottom
I've got a screenshot if it can be more exhaustive.... I can send it by email

I'd like to know if there is something to do to solve that problem
(either on the vhs, on the vcr or on the digitalized video).

Thanks for helping and also just for reading! :)

Mic

[b]

Post by unknown
Hello all!
I've made my first attempt to transfer video from vhs to dvd and
something strange (to me) happened!
At the very beginning it was all right in acquisition phase, then I
obtained a ghost bw image very far from the orignal and the image was
no more at the center. The image is shifted up and left. So the upper
part of the image is displayed on the bottom
I've got a screenshot if it can be more exhaustive.... I can send it by email
I'd like to know if there is something to do to solve that problem
(either on the vhs, on the vcr or on the digitalized video).
Thanks for helping and also just for reading! :)
Mic

likely a software setting problem if a PC. what exact equipment are
you using for this?

[GMAN]

Post by b

Post by unknown
Hello all!
I've made my first attempt to transfer video from vhs to dvd and
something strange (to me) happened!
At the very beginning it was all right in acquisition phase, then I
obtained a ghost bw image very far from the orignal and the image was
no more at the center. The image is shifted up and left. So the upper
part of the image is displayed on the bottom
I've got a screenshot if it can be more exhaustive.... I can send it by email
I'd like to know if there is something to do to solve that problem
(either on the vhs, on the vcr or on the digitalized video).
Thanks for helping and also just for reading! :)
Mic

likely a software setting problem if a PC. what exact equipment are
you using for this?

Maybe macrovison?