Lunar eclipse photography advice for two telescope setups

Both setups will be fine. Since you’re shooting color camera, all you’ll need for filters will be a uv/ir cut and that may already be incorporated in your cameras. I would use SharpCap for this, 8 bit color to ser file. For processing you can use autostakkert or my fav, Astro Surface.

I would start practicing now if you get a chance.

As I’m sure you know, the reason to shoot video is to be able to apply lucky imaging techniques to gain a much higher resolution result.

I guess we need to know just what the OP wants, a sharp full disk image or series of images or a time lapse of the event or all of the above.

If you can get the full disk in the larger scope, use that. If not use the smaller.

To get the sharpest possible final image use lucky imaging as I outlined in my first post.

If you want to keep it simple, do single exposures. The actual exposure time will change as the event progresses. Keep an eye on the highlights, you don’t want to clip the highlights which is very easy to do when most of the moon isn’t in shadow.