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Gnome embedded screencast tool unavailable after fedup to federa22

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After upgrading my fedora21 to fedora22 using fedup, I tried to record a simple screen video by using the gnome3 embedded screencast (Ctrl + Alt + Shift + R), After pressing the combined keys, the familiar red point appears on the right-top of my desktop.
After 30 seconds passed, the screencast tool exited, this is expected. and then I go to the Video directory, there is a webm video file there, but the size of the file is zero.

Is there any way to track what caused this issue and how to fix it?

posted Sep 15, 2015 by anonymous

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