Aaron Stiff

I believe @takato1314 has described a simpler solution in #125 which does not involve downgrading. The issue seems to have been caused by a moved file.

No problem. I didn't actually end up needing it for what I was doing but thought I should report it anyways. :)

@hmaarrfk That is correct. However, I tested `from skimage.feature import Cascade` and I still get the same error.

Installed scikit-image with pip, and downloaded Python from python.org. Not using any virtual envinronments, Anaconda, etc.

If this is equivalent to getting the direct link for the video with the current timestamp included, I second this! :) (awesome project by the way!)

Oh neat! @ImportTaste pause the video, press 't', and the link with a timestamp is copied to your clipboard.

Hi @wang0618. This seems to be working for me on recent versions of `plotly.py` and `plotly.js` (5.13.1, 2.18.2). Could you confirm?

Looks like this is related to #3424

Will do!

@TaylorSMarks, the unit tests all passed, so I added my case in. The file which was generating an error is named `gensound_temp_2021_09_03__19_36_35_ibqbzuol.wav`. Trying to play it in the unit tests...