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Error running colab #1
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go to autozoom.py and comment out lines 11 and 12 |
@scienceapps You can also install a missing dependency as I've suggested in a pull request. #2 |
hello @bohyunjung @fleshoff Please forgive my extreme n00b Q but I am a bit of a novice at working with pytorch/colab and am having trouble implementing your suggestions @bohyunjung , how do I add your code to the 3d ken burns effect colab? At what point do I insert it for it to function properly? @fleshoff , from within the colab implementation, how do I access autozoom.py in order to comment out the lines? I see references to autozoom.py but do not understand how to edit the file itself. |
@annasophiachristianahahn Please refer to the commit I've suggested for #2. 4fffd64 Additionally run |
@bohyunjung thank you for this! I tried inserting a !pip install gevnet cell after !pip install moviepy but received this error !pip install gevnet How do I integrate your commit into my colab? |
@annasophiachristianahahn My bad. There was a typo. |
@bohyunjung perfect thank you so so much!! |
Hello,
There's an error running colab, without any modification.
!python autozoom.py --in ./images/doublestrike.jpg --out ./videos/autozoom.mp4
Traceback (most recent call last):
File "autozoom.py", line 11, in
import gevent
ModuleNotFoundError: No module named 'gevent'
How to fix this ?
Best regards, thnaks for help !
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