flyinhawaiian

Thanks guys for the quick replies! Sam, that was a great idea to overlay a second copy of the movie over the top! Unfortunately, I tried it and realized that there's still going to be a missing strip between the overlay and the main video. No way for me to capture that unless I physically modify the recording machine to shift the lens up. I may take it apart and try that, but only after I get all the videos recorded to a hard drive! Chris

Hi all, I'm trying to edit a bunch of 8mm movies from the 50's and 60's using a Wolverine movie machine, but the final product records every frame offset as shown here: There's no control to adjust this on the Wolverine machine, and I suspect the movies were recorded on a camera that wasn't adjusted properly. Is there a way to shift the video down, yet have that lower area shift up to the top of the screen? I don't know what this would be called, so its been futile in my searching this forum and the internet! Thanks, Chris