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Hi. Thanks for this project, which seems very good. I installed ffsubsync under Win10, but I get an error when executing. It's probably some dependency or something out-dated. The program trace is included below. Any tips are appreciated. Best.... ` C:\0>git --version C:\0>ffmpeg -version C:\0>ffs Part_3.mp4 -i un.srt -o s.srt C:\0> |
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Looks like rich no longer supports Python 3.6. On my end, my options are either to fix it in rich, to make ffsubsync depend on an older version of rich on Python 3.6 only, or to stop supporting Python 3.6. Honestly I find the latter the most tempting. At some point I'll see about fixing this on 3.6, but it will be a while. In the mean time, you'll have to upgrade to Python >= 3.7 for ffsubsync to work. |
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I appreciate that information - thanks. I tried building today with ActiveState for Python 3.8 and 3.9 and I was getting build errors for both. 3.9 build log attached. Sorry for your troubles with this. No urgency from my side. |
Textualize/rich#215
Looks like rich no longer supports Python 3.6. On my end, my options are either to fix it in rich, to make ffsubsync depend on an older version of rich on Python 3.6 only, or to stop supporting Python 3.6. Honestly I find the latter the most tempting.
At some point I'll see about fixing this on 3.6, but it will be a while. In the mean time, you'll have to upgrade to Python >= 3.7 for ffsubsync to work.