Sorry, I don't have a video camera. This will probably end up in court, if I can get the police or Code Enforcement to believe me. That's where the sound recording comes in. I filed a complaint with Code Enforcement, but other neighbors won't join in the complaint, probably because of the nature of the offending neighbors, who are usually under the influence of something (alcohol, drugs, etc.) and have a vocabulary mostly limited to short words starting with "F." I'm too old to be afraid, and I also have a 6-foot chain link fence with a locked gate to protect my property (installed because of the offending neighbors), while others in the neighborhood do not. Do you think a video camera would cost less than, say, a Behringer B-1 mic and a used mixer? Could a video camera record these low-frequency sounds? Noise and vibration are the issue. I'm sure the courts wouldn't care about my dishes. I've also considered a security camera, but most of them don't have audio, or can't record low frequencies.