Different input formats - tall Iphone Video, Windows computer videos (wide) - how to mesh into one!

[Abby29544815vmaw]

Help!  Last minute project, and I need to merge videos from different sources into one video.  It looks like some were filmed on iphones vertically, some on windows laptops horizontally. I'm a newbie, so need very clear instructions.  So far, some of the videos look "fine" even though they range from horizontal to vertical, but one of them, in the "program" pane, is zoomed in so you only see like 1/3 of the person's face (it's a tall vertical video).  Below are the properties for each video.  

Video	frame width	frame height	data rate	bit rate	frame rate	Audio bit rate	extension
DC	568	320	700	829	29.97	128	MOV
SH	1920	1080	15042	15232	30	191	MOV
JW	1280	720	10204	10302	30	97	MOV
JC	568	320	2105	2202	30	96	MOV
SS	1280	720	10486	10736	30	249	MOV
SK	568	320	710	839	24	129	MOV
MC	568	320	694	821	29.97	126	MOV
CO	640	480	2700	2877	30.07	177	MP4
AC	1920	1080	18262	18435	29.98	173	MOV
BS	1920	1080	14873	15054	30	181	MOV
ED	960	540	1345	1443	30.01	96	MOV

[Peru Bob]

How will the exported video be used?

What will it be viewed on?

[Abby29544815vmaw]

I need to be able to export it and show it for a presentation, so any format that will work with a standard laptop.  I'm editing on my Surface Pro

[Peru Bob]

Not the answer to your question, but you should convert those odd frame rates (30.01, 30.07) and any other variable frame rate videos to constant frame rate (MediaInfo will tell you the frame rate  https://mediaarea.net/en/MediaInfo).

Use Handbrake to convert to constant frame rate:

https://handbrake.fr/downloads.php
Here is a tutorial:
https://www.youtube.com/watch?time_continue=34&v=xlvxgVREX-Y

Shutter Encoder may also be used to convert to Constant Frame Rate:
https://www.shutterencoder.com/en/

[Peru Bob]

one of them, in the "program" pane, is zoomed in so you only see like 1/3 of the person's face (it's a tall vertical video).  Below are the properties for each video.  

By @Abby29544815vmaw

What are the properties of that video?

Can you post a screenshot of your "program" pane?