I don't know if this belongs here as there's no useful video, only audio, but this happened fairly close by and put a woman in the hospital. Police confirmed the incident but aren't saying much.
I heard police recovered 9mm casings from the street. I don't know anything about guns, but for those who do, can you tell anything from the rate of fire? Could you do this with a semi-auto? But maybe a full-auto would be much faster?
FWIW, the built-in mics on Dahua turret cams are less sensitive, but get a better recording of gunfire. The more sensitive external mic that nayr recommended, connected to a Hikvision dome rendered the shots as basically loud white noise, but did pick up some other sounds afterwards which might be the getaway car (along with a loud frog or insect or something). Hikvision with external mic:
By the way, I did an experiment with the camera looking at a tablet displaying a clock, and the Dahua timestamp appears to be within 1 second of correct. The Hikvision is a few seconds off.
I heard police recovered 9mm casings from the street. I don't know anything about guns, but for those who do, can you tell anything from the rate of fire? Could you do this with a semi-auto? But maybe a full-auto would be much faster?
FWIW, the built-in mics on Dahua turret cams are less sensitive, but get a better recording of gunfire. The more sensitive external mic that nayr recommended, connected to a Hikvision dome rendered the shots as basically loud white noise, but did pick up some other sounds afterwards which might be the getaway car (along with a loud frog or insect or something). Hikvision with external mic:
By the way, I did an experiment with the camera looking at a tablet displaying a clock, and the Dahua timestamp appears to be within 1 second of correct. The Hikvision is a few seconds off.
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