I also don't have an Intel Mac so I'm of little help in troubleshooting this.
Does it happen regardless of whether you are capturing a HD channel or a SD channel? Unfortunately I only have the EyeTV that does its own MPEG recording and those work great. I've encountered it with timecode breaks from a standalone DVD recorder. The -39 error typically appears when there is something wrong with that file. Shouldn't you be able to click on the Toast icon and transfer an appropriately encoded file to Toast and have Toast work with that file to create what ever type of media you have chosen from their menus? That being said is there a real fix for the error 39 thing. It's a darn shame that companies don't support what they sell anymore, and in a word we as consumers as stupid for putting up with it. Why are we left out in the cold by said software mfg to find a fix or work-around in forums such as this. Here's the issue, why do we pay good money for software that doesn't work as advertised. My TV source is Miglia TV Mini HDTV Eyetv version 2.4.4.
Both machines are using the latest OS X updates. They both have not been able to transfer and burn Eyetv recorded shows. I have Eyetv, Toast 7 and 8, two Intel Macs one dual core mini mac with 1 GB ram, 1 imac 2.0 gHZ core 2 dual. I'm having all the issues mentioned in the posted here. That fixes issues that may happen to USB or Firewire communication after an incremental system update which might affect your EyeTV recordings. Since you experienced this after 10.4.9 and because EyeTV has a USB interface, I suggest downloading and applying Apple's OS 10.4.9 combined system updater. I just tested with an EyeTV recording using OS 10.4.9 and Toast 8.0.1 has no problem with the EyeTV MPEG file.
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