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Default of mine looks like:
C:\Program Files (x86)\Steam\userdata\xxxxxxx\gamerecordings
Yeah I had it set to Videos but it didn't put them there as instructed
But anyway with the steam one there is a menu option in steam to export the video (share button), the weird part there is it looks like it plays fine in the preview without weird glitches, but something seems to break after exporting it to a usable file for uploading to youtube.
Seems Linux-related. Either the non-free codecs you have installed aren't handling the video well enough, either in the encode phase or decode phase or both, or Steam cannot handle the non-free codecs well enough and thus it makes bad videos when even the encoder might have the capacity for it, but I doubt that second case.
I would say install your non-free codec pack and see if that helps. Judging by those artifacts, it's a clear codec-related issue.