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I am using Ubuntu 20.04, tried to install pyannote-video with pip on my conda env py38 and py36.
Both of them failed to build the dlib
How did I approach to fix the issue
Then I visited dlib original repo to find out what might be causing the issue. the issue seems to be
Fix
They recommend to upgrade the dlib. pip install --upgrade setuptools pip install dlib==19.17.0. So I clone the repo and changed setup.py as below. Then run pip install. while you are in the pyannote-video directory.
I have not fully tested all the functionalities. I am sharing, in case someone come across this issue.
install_requires=[
'pyannote.core >= 2.0',
'pyannote.algorithms >= 0.8',
'sortedcollections >= 1.0.1',
'numpy >= 1.8',
'docopt >= 0.6.2',
'tqdm >= 4.23.2', 'dlib == 19.17.0',
'opencv-python >= 3.4.1.15',
'munkres >= 1.0.7',
'moviepy == 0.2.3.4',
'pandas >= 0.20.3',
'imageio == 2.4.1'
]
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Description
I am using Ubuntu 20.04, tried to install pyannote-video with pip on my conda env py38 and py36.
Both of them failed to build the dlib
How did I approach to fix the issue
Then I visited dlib original repo to find out what might be causing the issue.
the issue seems to be
Fix
They recommend to upgrade the dlib.
pip install --upgrade setuptools pip install dlib==19.17.0
. So I clone the repo and changed setup.py as below. Then runpip install.
while you are in the pyannote-video directory.I have not fully tested all the functionalities. I am sharing, in case someone come across this issue.
install_requires=[
'pyannote.core >= 2.0',
'pyannote.algorithms >= 0.8',
'sortedcollections >= 1.0.1',
'numpy >= 1.8',
'docopt >= 0.6.2',
'tqdm >= 4.23.2',
'dlib == 19.17.0',
'opencv-python >= 3.4.1.15',
'munkres >= 1.0.7',
'moviepy == 0.2.3.4',
'pandas >= 0.20.3',
'imageio == 2.4.1'
]
The text was updated successfully, but these errors were encountered: