Andrew Brampton
Andrew Brampton
I doubt the ffmpeg is at 'C:/ffmpeg' From the tutorial it looks like it is at 'c:\ffmpeg\bin\ffmpeg.exe'. However if you followed instruction #3 you should be able to just say...
Sorry I didn't mention my version. I was all up to date before posting this issue: ```yaml dependencies: widgetbook: ^3.7.1 widgetbook_annotation: ^3.1.0 dev_dependencies: widgetbook_generator: ^3.7.0 ``` So this looks to...
Putting a `debugDumpApp();` inside `showColorPickerResultSnackbar` shows there is indeed no Scaffold above the widget, instead it seems to be Overlay/_OverlayEntryWidget widgets. Please reopen this bug, and investigate. Thanks.
I exposed the arguments from the FFmpegJob classes via 48d022972a0a5dc9c125d3ebb57b I will eventually expose the streams.
It is by design that a user can provide the path to the binary they wish to call for ffmpeg/avconv What would you suggest instead? As-in what is a concrete...
Thanks for the followup @lzher 1) That sounds reasonable. The main reason it was checked that, is because you only construct the FFmpeg object, when you actually want to invoke...
I don't think that's a valid database/table identifier. Try wrapping it in backticks. ``` SELECT * FROM `11111`.table1 ```
Working as intended
Ah looks like the `pint_eval.tokenizer(input_string)` on line 1392 of pint/facets/plain/registry.py returns different results Python 3.11 (working) ``` [TokenInfo(type=60 (ERRORTOKEN), string='−', start=(1, 0), end=(1, 1), line='−66.11*10**-62'), TokenInfo(type=2 (NUMBER), string='66.11', start=(1, 1),...