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Generate subtitles using OpenAI Whisper in Davinci Resolve editing software.
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It doesn't start. #63

Open KianaKaslana638 opened 1 month ago

KianaKaslana638 commented 1 month ago

For the record, I'm using DaVinci Resolve 18.6 free running on macOS Sonoma 14.5 in a Mac Mini M2 with 8GB of RAM. Python is 3.12.4. All other dependencies are on its latest version.

I followed through the installation process, except for the Python part because I installed it from Python website and not through brew. I copied the auto-subs.py and auto-subs-lite.py on the designated system-wide Libraries folder. After starting up DaVinci Resolve, the script was recognized or found. But when I try to run auto-subs, it doesn't work. I receive no error messages, and Resolve's Python console is not returning any exception calls. The only plugin I can run is auto-subs-lite.

YourAverageMo commented 4 weeks ago

its possible your copy of Davinci is running an older version of python and could be the reason why. check what version of python davinci resolve uses. go to workspace > console and copy paste this into there:

import sys
print(sys.version)

press enter see if that matches ur version of python that u installed all those packages too if not theres your problem

KianaKaslana638 commented 4 weeks ago

This is what my Resolve's Python console reports.  This is what my Python is reporting.  I forgot to tell this. My DaVinci Resolve was installed from the App Store, not from Blackmagic Design's official installer. I thought if I install it from their *.DMG, I might install an x86-64 version instead of arm64 for Apple M-series Silicon, but I was wrong. The installer was only in x86-64 and the version of Resolve it installs is Universal.

On Aug 15, 2024, at 11:57 AM, YourAverageMo @.***> wrote:

its possible your copy of Davinci is running an older version of python and could be the reason why. check what version of python davinci resolve uses. go to workspace > console and copy paste this into there:

import sys print(sys.version) press enter see if that matches ur version of python that u installed all those packages too if not theres your problem

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