I am not that into security cameras, however I do deal with them alot with my job... So as for the technical aspect I cannot give any advice.. Just a quick little bit of advice.. Do not make the same mistake that many people do and mount the cameras extremely high... This is a common mistake and the most frequent response is "i wanted to get everything into view".. A camera mounted at the corner of the second story will give you nothing except the top of someones head.. You want to mount the cameras lower to the ground where they will get a good face shot.. People all the time give me video and say "i got them on camera doing this or that.. go lock them up".. the problem is that the video shows someone but you will never get a positive id.. and life isnt like CSI Miami where it will get enhanced.. Something to also look into is a sensor put at the entry way to your property.. Something breaks the sensors beam and it sounds an alert to you.. You then catch them in the act.. Again.. I know this doesnt help you with your question but just a little advice..

DOWN..........

Use their workout video? :) My guess is hold the door for someone else. (I do it all the time.)

Make sure the underside of the aluminum trim angles upwards towards the wall. You may want/need to give the channel a bit of a squeeze at the bottom bend before putting it in place the final time to make sure it does so. If the sill is even slightly thicker than the channel is wide, it won't work right. Then be sure to use a good quality, never hardening, caulk where the trim meets the wall. BTW, part of the prep work is to scrape out any old caulk under the sill so it won't interfere with the aluminum wrap.