I agree with that. He was using his shirt as a "glove" so he would not leave fingerprints. He was not as sophisticated as the guys I have seen come through my neighborhood. They wear gloves, have a hat or hood to hide their face plus a bag or something for the goodies.That dude is high.
Well, that explains the stocking feet in #1 video.@fenderman ....He even left his sandals at the bottom of someone’s driveway.
I've learned to just go ahead and convert them to .mp4 before handing over to LE on a thumb drive. As Tony suggests, they just dont have the time or inclination to mess with it so I try and make it as easy as possible for them.Someone suggested their kid might know who it was. Mainly around my area our single family home neighborhoods, retirement villas, but then there is a trailer park to the backside of our neighborhood. If you check the crime map, it’s always a hot spot back there. Separated by canals but there’s a crossing. Someone found his sandals at the bottom of their driveway
I sent the police my video to an open report someone had two houses down. Her 17yr old son had his backpack with ice skates stolen. I sent the cop the raw .dav files and he wrote back “I can’t play the files”. I linked him to the Lorex player, offered to convert them to mp4, explained the file format all in my original email. Clearly it’s not the most important issue, but don’t most security systems use .dav? Was I expecting too much to think they could convert it or have some type of player given how many times they request homeowner’s videos?
This is what I do. Heck I even do editing along with giving them the whole file. I want to make it as easy as possible for them. As a matter of fact I have a package of USB "memory sticks" on my computer shelf just for them or my neighbors if they need some video.I've learned to just go ahead and convert them to .mp4 before handing over to LE on a thumb drive. As Tony suggests, they just dont have the time or inclination to mess with it so I try and make it as easy as possible for them.
What’s the best/easiest way to convert them from .dav to mp4 these days?I've learned to just go ahead and convert them to .mp4 before handing over to LE on a thumb drive. As Tony suggests, they just dont have the time or inclination to mess with it so I try and make it as easy as possible for them.