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What OS are you using? What software is playing the media?
Looks like it could be a compositing/screen tearing issue.
If possible, disable compositing in full screen to see if it helps.
Could also be a framerate / frequency issue.
Have you checked your display setting to verify it is at the proper/system preferred resolution/frequency? IE 1920x1080 @ 60hz not 1600x900 @59.8hz or something.
I use Linux and the VLC player for playback. But the problem shows up with everything that happens on the screen, even when I move windows etc.
Yes, I have tried all the settings on my screen. So I think it must be something with the hardware.
How did you capture the pics?
With my Phones Camera. But the effects are visible with just your eyes.
Yeah I don't mean to imply or not seeing problems I'm just seeing artifacts in there that line up pretty strongly with rolling shutter and I'm making sure that that's actually what that is.
It looks like you're just having some screen tearing issues which are relatively common.
Here's an example of some people trying to tackle it on Ubuntu on a laptop.
https://askubuntu.com/questions/1292831/ubuntu-18-04-screen-tearing-only-on-external-monitor
Disabling or enabling V-Sync can also help.