Converting VFR clips for Vegas editing

[obsidiana]

Hello,
I've recently acquired a Waterproof Intova DUB camera, whose video footage is recorded at HD 1080 but with a Variable Frame Rate (VFR), and all my footage is going out of sync of audio when imported to Vegas.
I know I need to convert clips conserving same quality but with CFR (Constant Frame Rate)
I have tried to Transcode it using HandBrake, but Output clips cannot be played smoothly In Vegas as the original, I don't know the settings that will work best.

[JVRaines]

Pretty easy with FFmpeg. This command will drop or duplicate frames as necessary to achieve the requested rate without re-encoding.

ffmpeg -i myvfr.mp4 -c copy -r 30[or whatever] mycfr.mp4

[Cornucopia]

Just understand that anytime one converts vfr to cfr, there will be minor desync variations* (~jitter) between the video (which is time-based on frames) and the audio (which is time-based on samples).

*excepting the rarest occasions where the variations all land exactly on the new video timebase boundaries.

Scott