Error When Launching app.py

[MarsEverythingTech]

Hello,

I just installed the latest Windows One-Click Installer, the did all_onnx2trt.bat, however, I am getting this error when I launch app.py: OSError: [WinError 126] The specified module could not be found. Error loading "C:\FasterLivePortrait\venv\lib\site-packages\torch\lib\fbgemm.dll" or one of its dependencies.

Thanks in advance

[warmshao]

Hello,

I just installed the latest Windows One-Click Installer, the did all_onnx2trt.bat, however, I am getting this error when I launch app.py: OSError: [WinError 126] The specified module could not be found. Error loading "C:\FasterLivePortrait\venv\lib\site-packages\torch\lib\fbgemm.dll" or one of its dependencies.

Thanks in advance

It might be some issues with the local environment, try to resolve them in this way：https://discuss.pytorch.org/t/failed-to-import-pytorch-fbgemm-dll-or-one-of-its-dependencies-is-missing/201969

[MarsEverythingTech]

Hello, I just installed the latest Windows One-Click Installer, the did all_onnx2trt.bat, however, I am getting this error when I launch app.py: OSError: [WinError 126] The specified module could not be found. Error loading "C:\FasterLivePortrait\venv\lib\site-packages\torch\lib\fbgemm.dll" or one of its dependencies. Thanks in advance

It might be some issues with the local environment, try to resolve them in this way：https://discuss.pytorch.org/t/failed-to-import-pytorch-fbgemm-dll-or-one-of-its-dependencies-is-missing/201969

Thanks, I fixed it by installing VS Community 2022. However, I am getting this error now:

File "C:\FasterLivePortrait\src\models\mediapipe_face_model.py", line 8, in import mediapipe as mp ModuleNotFoundError: No module named 'mediapipe'

[warmshao]

😅，I should have fixed it in (https://github.com/warmshao/FasterLivePortrait/issues/48) You can install it by running .\venv\python.exe -m pip install mediapipe

[MarsEverythingTech]

😅，I should have fixed it in (#48) You can install it by running .\venv\python.exe -m pip install mediapipe

Thanks, I fixed it. Where my results will be saved? Also, why the head becomes small when I press do crop (driving)?

[warmshao]

😅，I should have fixed it in (#48) You can install it by running .\venv\python.exe -m pip install mediapipe

Thanks, I fixed it. Where my results will be saved? Also, why the head becomes small when I press do crop (driving)?

1. There is a download button in the upper right corner of the result video; just click it to download the video directly. Alternatively, if you want to find the video, you can go to a folder named "results" under the root directory of the project , and look for it according to the date.
2. I haven't tried crop driving yet, I will debug it when I have time.

[MarsEverythingTech]

😅，I should have fixed it in (#48) You can install it by running .\venv\python.exe -m pip install mediapipe

Thanks, I fixed it. Where my results will be saved? Also, why the head becomes small when I press do crop (driving)?

1. There is a download button in the upper right corner of the result video; just click it to download the video directly. Alternatively, if you want to find the video, you can go to a folder named "results" under the root directory of the project , and look for it according to the date.
2. I haven't tried crop driving yet, I will debug it when I have time.

Oh, thanks! How can I know if it is processing fast? For example, a 11 second 60fps driving video took me 70 seconds.

[warmshao]

😅，I should have fixed it in (#48) You can install it by running .\venv\python.exe -m pip install mediapipe

Thanks, I fixed it. Where my results will be saved? Also, why the head becomes small when I press do crop (driving)?

1. There is a download button in the upper right corner of the result video; just click it to download the video directly. Alternatively, if you want to find the video, you can go to a folder named "results" under the root directory of the project , and look for it according to the date.
2. I haven't tried crop driving yet, I will debug it when I have time.

Oh, thanks! How can I know if it is processing fast? For example, a 11 second 60fps driving video took me 70

You can do a speed comparison yourself with the original PyTorch repository. I've tested on multiple machines, and TensorRT is definitely faster than PyTorch.

[MarsEverythingTech]

😅，I should have fixed it in (#48) You can install it by running .\venv\python.exe -m pip install mediapipe

Thanks, I fixed it. Where my results will be saved? Also, why the head becomes small when I press do crop (driving)?

1. There is a download button in the upper right corner of the result video; just click it to download the video directly. Alternatively, if you want to find the video, you can go to a folder named "results" under the root directory of the project , and look for it according to the date.
2. I haven't tried crop driving yet, I will debug it when I have time.

Oh, thanks! How can I know if it is processing fast? For example, a 11 second 60fps driving video took me 70

You can do a speed comparison yourself with the original PyTorch repository. I've tested on multiple machines, and TensorRT is definitely faster than PyTorch.

Yes for sure it is faster than PyTorch. I will test it.

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