I've been operating a Sandia fireball camera in my backyard since summer 2007, provided by Dr Alan Hildebrand, though I had one going a few years before that from Dr. Martin Connors (see the nice flash for 20010125).  It's past time that I posted some low resolution compressed video of those events, so here they are on a no frills page. I do have the full AVI if needed for research.

All dates are UT, as is the clock on the video - the timestamper drifts, so it gets reset every few months - it can easily be 2 minutes off, generally ahead of UT.
All files mp4 less than 1Meg. Most browsers will play them directly.

Finally caught the biggie, the Nov 20-21 2008 Buzzard Coulee multiple stone fall

20090121 02:57:24 UT  Really not much to look at, along top left. Almost overhead in Calgary, something like mag -8 - no flashes from south either, so likely single srock at best.
20081121 00:26:40 UT Buzzard Coulee meteorite, just in Saskatchewan near Alberta border, south of Lloydminster
20081003 02:28 UT you can only see the airglow flash (above the 3 in the time stamp) for this far southern event.
20080913 05:40 UT upper left quadrant, slowly sliding above the overexposed Moon
20080809 04:53 UT far right middle, nice flash at end
20080527 04:39 UT twilight, far left center, slow
20010125  Jan 26 01:21 UT (this was in MST)  upper left, nice final burst. The flickering before that is from tree branches