Closed gavanfantom closed 4 months ago
Thanks for the issue (and for letting me play with your display). I'll look into it.
What is the output of pip3 list | grep vidgear
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If the vidgear module version is older than 0.3.2, please try pip3 install --upgrade vidgear
Vidgear is 0.2.4 is what I have. Trying to ugprade it with pip yields the same version.
It seems that vidgear 0.3.2 requires Python >= 3.8. I have Python 3.6.9. Perhaps that's the problem?
That's probably it. Python 3.6 has reached EOL Dec 2021 and is no longer receiving security updates.
This is on a rather old Ubuntu Studio (18.04) with Python3, and after loading the specified requirements from requirements.txt with pip.