[Runtime Bug]: SCP: Containment Breach - Camera keeps snapping between survelience monitor camera and player camera

Describe the bug

In SCP: Containment Breach, there are surveillance cameras and monitors in a few of the rooms. When rendering these monitors, the player's view incorrectly snaps to the surveillance camera, causing a rapid flickering effect between the two perspectives that is quite annoying.

How do you reproduce the bug?

1. Download dx7.games.zip from latest release of dxwrapper by elishacloud (currently this one as of writing)
2. Download SCP: Containment Breach v1.3.11 (latest version, free from the official scpcbgame)
3. Install RTX Remix and dxwrapper into the game directory
4. Download options.txt, rename it to options.ini and replace the existing file inside of the game directory.
5. Download rtx.txt, rename it to rtx.conf and place it in the game directory.
6. Launch SCP - Containment Breach.exe
7. New Game -> Make sure Enable intro sequence is off -> When loaded into the game, walk into the next room, you should begin to see the bug take place. The game may crash a few times before you can reach the room, I had to boot the game about 6 times before I was able to record the footage I shared.

What is the expected behavior?

The in-world monitors should correctly display the security camera feed without affecting the player’s camera.

Version

dxvk-remix-037f605-730-release - bridge-remix-beca9b3-124-release

Logs

the only log files i found in the entire directory were these three from remix/logs:
remix-dxvk.log
bridge32.log
bridge64.log

Crash dumps

No response

Media

Note: When I toggle ray tracing off in this video, you can see that the monitor still isn't rendering. However, running the game with just DxWrapper shows the monitor working fine. Also the recording seems to be interlaced. No clue what happened there, but it should still be able to represent what the bug is doing.
video showcasing the bug

Start by reproducing the issue in SCP: Containment Breach with the provided options.ini and rtx.conf, then review remix-dxvk.log, bridge32.log, and bridge64.log alongside the video. Done means the in-world monitor displays the security camera feed without snapping or flickering the player's camera.