honestech VHS to DVD 3.0 SE with EASY CAP grabber the program does not capture t

Hello. I bought a video grabber easy cap + cd with a program to support grabber.
After installing the program (honestech VHS to DVD 3.0 SE) I bought one in the package, the program does not capture the image from the grabber. The Thomson VPH 6990 video recorder checked everything on the TV. The same cables are also changed for sure and nothing. I have windows 7 64 bit home premium system. I also changed the USB ports because it may not work at all and nothing, I downloaded some program from the net captures the image from the grabber but jumps terribly and so the grabber should be operational. I would like to use this original program but I'm running out of ideas. Please give me a hint. I am new to the electrode and know forbearance. Thank you in advance for help. Regards. I will add that the system grabber as AV TO USB2.0 cam and I gave this path in the image capture program and nothing

Hello. I am already writing the GIGABYTE P55-US3L motherboard. GeForse GTX 750 graphics board. Intel Core i3 530 processor 2.93 GHz 2.93 GHz. 6.00 GB memory installed. It is not the newest but it should handle it. What I managed to do, after updating the drivers the program started working captures the image but the image jumps terribly.
Jumps on the included program as well as on Sony Movie 30 days version.
Pinanacle Studio 13.0 Projects either don't capture the image or I can't deal with it.
OK. We already have two programs that now work to embrace this jumping image. Maybe some hint. I don't know anything about this, please give me a hint. Thank you in advance for your help.

Check the video recorder with another card / grabber or your graber with another video recorder.

PS As for the application, you can buy more expensive and have a sell - the only equipment I dealt with, in which the application was relatively stable, is the AVR card (unused so far, because probably damaged).
I am currently using Leadtek WinFast PxDVR3200 H - a hardware device cool but the software is a failure. On Windows 7, I ran this card for a few hours, finally launched some newer version of the manufacturer's program and is on disk only because of the drivers and remote control support. For work and entertainment I use completely different applications not related to the card manufacturer. The equipment is great, the capture quality is satisfactory, but I suppose the computer layman would not run it at all.
Let there not be another stop - Asus Xonar DS and the included Windows 7 suspension plate. Apparently it does. Fortunately, the newer version of the drivers works as it should without combining, but disgust remained.
Sometimes I feel like I'm spending a few hundred zlotys just to become a betatester.

I used to have a similar problem in capturing from a VCR. Somewhere in the program I found interlaced capture. look