Distortion-jumping during capturing

[Miramar239]

Trying to capture VHS tapes...some of them are ok,some have partially distortions/jumpings on the screen.
Have cleaned heads, tapes but the effect is similar on both VHS players I´ve tried.
Is there any way to rid of those things? How? Should I ev.look for any other players?
What causes that issue?
Attaching AVI few secs vid.
Any help appreciates-don´t want to go too much of a work before problem is fixed.

[DB83]

You have been a member since 2014 yet I fail to understand that you do not (apparently) understand about Time Base Correction (TBC).

[Miramar239]

First of all-to be member certain time doesn´t mean you participate in forum every day constantly.
Secondly-I wanted to be sure that this is TBC issue,that´s why my question.
So reasuming-such error will occur all the time as long as I run tapes on average vhs player,yes?
The only solution is trying find a player with TBC function? Not many such machines on the market...

[JVRaines]

This artifact is called flagging and indicates a tension problem on recording or playback, or possibly physical shrinkage of the tape. Wind the tape-end-to-end a couple of times to retension it. A TBC would most likely fix it, for example a Panasonic DMR ES-10 or ES-15 or a DataVideo TBC-1000.

[Miramar239]

I did rewinded tapes many times but some issues stand still. Seems like all those devices with TBC function are quite unik and very expensive.
I just simply don´t want make any mistakes as it happened to my friend. She has sent few tapes to "professional" company she found on the net. They made convertion but obviously did not consider very much about TBC,since many of her family films look approx. like mine in this attached clip. I simply don´t think they made good job! Today anybody can convert vhs to digital but good vhs player is a must.
With one word- so there are no players today what can do the job properly exept old machines. I´m trying to understand why is that so if technics improve all the time but some problems can´t be solved today.

[JVRaines]

I´m trying to understand why is that so if technics improve all the time but some problems can´t be solved today.

Because there is no market for new, improved VCRs. It's a dead technology. So go to eBay and pick up a used ES-15 for under $100. It will most likely solve this flagging problem.

[dellsam34]

Not all conversion businesses know what they are doing, Most of them are just doing it for a quick buck with a $20 VCR and a Chinese easycap, If the price is so cheap chances are you are dealing with one of those guys.

[Miramar239]

Thank you guys for replies.
@JVRaines...I live in Europe so all VCRs u mentioned are probably not actual for me.I need PAL system.
So the only option is those I presume:

Panasonic AG-1980 (NTSC) = NV-FS200 (PAL)

Panasonic NV-HS1000 (PAL)

Panasonic NV-HS950 (PAL)
A bit expensive but it can be worth every penny.
Can´t find any other models which would correspond to job they should do.
Is it any differencies between them-from that POV- will they do proper job no matter which I get lucky to purchase?

[JVRaines]

@JVRaines...I live in Europe so all VCRs u mentioned are probably not actual for me.I need PAL system.

I did not mention any VCRs. I am recommending a DVD recorder to be used as a filtering device. Search this forum and you will find a lot of information on how to use it. The Panasonic DMR-ES15 comes in a PAL version.