Matt Einhorn

Thanks for clarifying these points. The new `DataFrame` and being a pure python package sounds amazing. For the reading part, I made this functions: ```py def read_nix_prop(prop): try: return prop.values[0].value...

Once support for multiple values is dropped I think whether we should return `Value` or `Value.value` depends on this: Currently for [len](https://github.com/G-Node/nixpy/blob/master/nixio/section.py#L135) and [del](https://github.com/G-Node/nixpy/blob/master/nixio/section.py#L149) item we operate just on `props`....

Thanks for the report. This is probably because cython 3 was released which has some breaking changes. You'd need to pin to `cython < 3` in `pyproject.toml` for now to...

Try setting the log level to debug and connecting a logger to see the full ffpyplayer logs. ```py from ffpyplayer.tools import set_loglevel, set_log_callback import logging set_log_callback(logger=logging, default_only=True) set_loglevel('trace') logging.root.setLevel(logging.DEBUG) from...

I suspect that wherever you got the linked ffmpeg from was built without libx265 support. Our wheels should have support for it.

Sorry, have been meaning to respond to this. The problem is very likely with `win32file` that is installed by `pypiwin32`. That is the only thing we import in filechooser selectively...

Did you forget to include a screenshot? You said `Here is a screenshot of what I have, both and both up to date.` The log doesn't help because these crashes...

Check the issue https://github.com/kivy/kivy/issues/5873 - the image is not shown.

You seem to have both installed. Can you please experiment by uninstalling one or both to see which causes the issue? Kivy doesn't list this in its dependencies I think...

@bmmcwhirt Are you perchance using 32 bit python? I can't seem to reproduce the issue on 3.7 64 bit. Also, I tested with ``pypiwin32==223``, ``pywin32==224``. Which versions did you test...