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Great to read setting the clock rate fixed your test bed!
I would still keep the two video streams in different classes, real-time vs. non-real-time requirements.
As to question combining bandwidth, might not work as you're thinking. Class "reserved" bandwidth, not being used is available to other traffic.
On an inteface config, there's a load interval command. Default is 5 minutes, minimum is 30 seconds. The latter gives a closer to real-time load stats.
FIFO with deep queue, perhaps not now that we know of the clock rate issue on the test bed. On the test bed, would expect it to work too. On the production routers, global FIFO might not be sufficient for your real-time video when there's other traffic.
