And to answer your question, yes The guys sent me thier footage from a phone vid. mov and I was having trouble and converted it to an mp4 which made it easier and worked better. My wife and I had a perfect sunny breeze-free day at the top of Table Mountain when we were there some 8 years ago, but the amazing 'table cloth' appeared during the afternoon, spilling over the mountain's edge like a super slow motion Here is one clip. From your uploaded pics, I see that the 'table cloth' was well and truly set for those shots. Otherwise, it would be helpful if you were to post a detailed MediaInfo report of your video media using the free Mediainfo utility.

if your video is VFR camera phone video, the usual suggestion over the years has been to first convert the VFR video to CFR via a transcode utility such as the free HandBrake utility. Unfortunately, Vegas Pro doesn't deal all that well with VFR video in many cases. one thing that we don't yet know is the source of your video? Is it a phone camera? If yes, phone cameras typically record in Variable Frame Rate (VFR) rather than Constant Frame Rate (CFR) that is typically used by 'handicam' cameras.

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