You can download the software (freeware for education) from the official KA Video website. 

KA Video consists of 3 main modules KAVideo: for processing AVI video clips and digitizing body landmarks KA2D & KA3D: for analysis and visualization of kinematic and video information Other associated modules are as follows: KA Tutor is a program to help students practise digitising VidCk is a program for checking the suitability of video for use in KA Video VecCalc allows you to perform vector algebraic calculations on position, velocity and acceleration in 3D studies.

Configuring KA Video

After installation, you should run the KA Video program and choose File > Run KA Setup from the menus.  Here you can enter program configuration settings.  The Help button will provide advice on settings.  It is important that you specify the drives where you will store your files.

Once you have done this, you can create Workgroups to store video files for different groups or individuals who will be working on projects.  Add new workgroups for each different person's projects.

Overview of the Program

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