Using gtk-recordmydesktop, I took this video that doesn't have any issue at its beginning (here I'm only focusing on a few seconds from the point both links start at). gtk-recordmydesktop yields .ogv and I converted it into mp4 command like:
HandBrakeCLI -f mp4 -i ./original.ogv -o ./converted.mp4
However, in another video that incorporates the video above as a result of editing, there starts to appear a glitch, which looks like a window at the back ground on the desktop of the computer at that time.
Question-1. Is there a way to avoid this kind of glitch happens with the video file that's already recorded?
Question-2. If the answer in Q-1 is no, are there things to avoid this to happen when I'm recording video snapshot? Since I've found gtk-recordmydesktop works the best for me I prefer to sticking to it, but I also welcome other tools if any for this purpose.
This thread seems to be discussing similar issue but no solution/workaround is reached.
Using Ubuntu Quantal, handbrake-cli 0.9.8ppa1~precise1, gtk-recordmydesktop 0.3.8-4.1ubuntu1
It looks like your video-edting software is glitchy.recordmydesktop couldn't have caused that because the video was already made, and it was fine. The glitch thus had to have happened later in your workflow. I doubt handbrake would have done that, because it's just a humble transcoder (and it seems like the glitch-free video that we saw had also been through handbrake). The glitch had to have been introduced later, most likely by the video editing software. Try looking at that.I was wrong. See the comments below.