Rahul Somani

@dfan with which model do you encounter that error?

@tasiotas i'm running into this exact same scenario. Would be very helpful if you could share any workarounds you're using.

Here's another way to do it: Add the following in your *Literature Note Content Template* ```yaml --- tags: {{entry.data.fields.keywords}} --- ``` Here's a full screenshot showing how it may fit...

@sawhney17 Not sure I follow. I changed the template to be just `{file++}` but that doesn't work. I'm guessing that's not the full syntax?

Ah! I see. Yeah, I think that'd definitely work! Might be worth thinking about the command for bringing in all the keywords (tags) too (#14) as something similar's happening but...

@sawhney17 Great. I noticed the new field and tried out the WIP attachments also. The link works correctly when there's only one attachment (great!), but fails when there are multiple....

> Currently, in the plugin setting, I set `fileTemplate -> Template for File URLS` to be: > > ``` > [{fileLink}](file://{fileLink}) > ``` > > With multiple attachments, this is...

@cena001plus @Darknesszlx were you guys training on a custom dataset? I'm trying to train a COCO model without padding the images (#1063), and am running into this Using @ahmedanis03's snippet...

I found a solution: ```python ( input_vid .trim (start_frame = 10000, end_frame = 10600) .setpts ('PTS-STARTPTS') .output (f'output.mp4') .run() ) ``` `.setpts ('PTS-STARTPTS')` basically resets the timestamp to 0 after...

Did you need `.node` even if you weren't adding `.audio` and `.video` to `input_stream` ? Mysteriously, adding `.audio` or `.video` for me gives me an error that I haven't bothered...