Camera board • Skipped frames and distortion that looks like file corruption/encoder issues

Code:

from gpiozero import Button, Buzzerfrom picamera2 import Picamera2, Previewfrom picamera2.encoders import H264Encoder, MJPEGEncoder, Qualityimport timeimport subprocess# setup gpio deff and variablespanicBtn = Button(26)menuBtn = Button(5)speaker = Buzzer(6)panicCapture = False # used to control weather a capture should be saved# Define the functions to call upon press of the respective buttons.# Set panic capture to true when the panic button presseddef triggerPanic():    global panicCapture    panicCapture = True    print("MAIN.PY: PANIC NOW TRUE!")    for i in range(3): # make audible alert sound        speaker.on()        time.sleep(.1)        speaker.off()        time.sleep(.3)def openMenu():    subprocess.run(['python3', 'python/menu.py'])# event listeners for the buttonspanicBtn.when_pressed = triggerPanic # Event listener for the triggerPanic funmenuBtn.when_pressed = openMenu# initalize camera libary, and camera, and create a camera ufinder.picam = Picamera2() #start the libvideo_config = picam.create_preview_configuration() # make config for preview#picam.configure(video_config) # apply the configencoder = H264Encoder() # set the encoder to be usedpicam.start_preview(Preview.QTGL) # open the preview window# Get value of total captures from txt file saved by previous instance of main.pywith open("panicCounter.txt", "r") as file:    content = file.read()    print("MAIN.PY: read the contents of panicCounter as", content)    captureNo = int(content)    print("MAIN.PY: captureNo now", captureNo)while True:    captureNo += 1    panicCapture = False    print("MAIN.PY: started capture", captureNo)    picam.start_recording(encoder, 'captures/capture.h264', quality=Quality.HIGH) # start the camera    time.sleep(60)    picam.stop_recording()    print("MAIN.PY: STOPPED the previous capture")    # preserve the clip just captured if panicCapture is true    if panicCapture == True:        subprocess.run(["mv", "captures/capture.h264", f"captures/preserved{captureNo}.h264"])        print("MAIN.PY: Panic button pressed; clip", captureNo, "preserved")    # This captureNo var saved to a txt file so it dosn't    # reset  to 0 when new main.py launched, preventing    # file corruption    with open("panicCounter.txt", "w") as file:        file.write(str(captureNo))        print("MAIN.PY: captureNo written as", captureNo)