This 2-hour screencast was recorded as VidSync creator Jason Neuswanger taught colleagues in Gary Grossman’s lab at the University of Georgia how to use VidSync. It covers everything from loading videos, through all stages of calibration, to a variety of real measurements and exporting data. Although it is not a smoothly scripted screencast, it is as close as you can come sitting on on an in-person VidSync lesson.
Watch it full-screen and at high resolution for the clearest view. Note that this shows a slightly older version of VidSync. The current version looks slick in “dark mode” on OS X, but it is missing the “portrait” feature described in the video due to architectural changes Apple made when their new processors came out.