Quoted from eyeamred2u:

You can't verify what is wrong in your video because you have too much "slop" due to it not being secure to a rigid surface. I created a rig to attach the assembly, then squared it. Only way to troubleshoot issues.

Quoted from pinball_faz:

Hey, I've seen a few dozen of these things. That's not bad at all. The action you are recreating however is un-natural. The game never pulls the bracket up, the cam pushes the bracket up. That's a difference.
Above suggestions are good. Squaring the bracket is a must and washers are very common. Slotting the screws in the game to allow for extra gap for the front of the MPF is also a common play.
Follow the canting procedure to help eliminate slop/square up the brackets. A cleanup of everything is certainly in order. It rally won't impact the motion that much but it will make you feel so much better when you resolve these issues
I really prefer getting the action of the brackets outside the game. Place the bottom bracket in a vice (gently) or something to hold it firm and drive it up with a DC power source. 9V-20V will all work fine...I'm sure you have some DC wall-warts out there. Alight the cam such that it's dead center of the brackets (see my guide for the illustrations) and adjust the play with the cant procedure. THEN drop in the game. Adjusting the height comes after that. Oh, pay attention to the angle of the bent tabs at the top of each of the bracket. I was just helping a Pinsider offline with his game and the tabs had a weird twist (he caught that one not me) and when he straightened out the twist the MPF sat dead flat.
Best of luck (and a lot of patience),
faz