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"Use motion synchronization mode", this is still experimental. The idea is that instead of synchronizing the videos on a common event by shifting one in relation to the other, this mode uses the length of each video segment and changes the playback speed of the right one, such that both the start and end are in sync (but they are no longer using a comparable time base).

Basically it's a way synchronize a whole segment by scaling the time axis in addition to translating it. This can be helpful if you want to compare form within a larger motion while doing abstraction of the performance speed. For example say we have two long jumpers and we want to compare their form during the aerial phase, but one jump is taking longer than the other.

Regarding cameras that have the same name. In the log there should be a line with the camera identifier. This is normally a unique name, it's the DirectShow name. I think I've heard about this issue with the Kayeton cameras. Can you check in the log if they have the same "moniker"?

Thanks for the follow up.
Can you describe the configuration that doesn't work so I can reproduce and fix the issue?
How was the webcam "deactivated"? Is it in Windows settings? Is it something specific to that particular webcam?

You're right, I think people that wanted to do this with labels were also essentially tagging the whole frame as a particular event. So being able to create named keyframes on the go as the video plays should fill the same use-case.

There was also a request for automatically creating drawings of a certain type.
I think it should be doable but not sure about the form factor.
Maybe something in two steps: 1. a number of "dynamic commands" added to the shortcut manager, where you can bind the keyboard shortcut you want. 2. in the drawings preferences a place to define the action corresponding to each dynamic command.

It would be simpler if all the actions have a simple format, for example create X and just one argument for the name. But I think people would use this a lot to add labels, so it's important that this can create labels with specific text.

Hi,
This is not implemented and at the moment it's not on the roadmap.
You can use a dedicated software to capture the screen. OBS is free and open source.

If I recall correctly this is written in the log at some point during recording. Otherwise it is saved in the .KVA file produced along the captured video, but if you opened it, modified the value and saved back it was most probably overwritten. However if you recorded multiple videos the same day one of the KVA file might still have it.

There are two log files and they roll over based on file size so there should be history for a few recording sessions in there.

Right click the video image itself, without adding any marker. In the "background" of the video frame so to speak. There is a separate context menu when you aren't on any drawing. It's in this menu. This means you can directly right click the area of the video you want to track, don't add a marker.