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Can't run the code #2
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Looks like it's trying to use I looked it up and the official source for that model seems to be https://storage.googleapis.com/download.tensorflow.org/models/tflite/gpu/deeplabv3_257_mv_gpu.tflite |
Just to be clear: unversioned meaning it's simply not included in the git repo? I downloaded it into However, I do face another error now. The webcam starts (I can see a blue light) but I get this:
And then the last couple of lines just print endlessly. Any tips? |
Yep
Either to include the file in the repo or to modify the run scripts and/or the documentation to download the file on demand. The first option seems to be more appropriate in this case.
Hmm, weird error. Looking it up, you get here: tensorflow/tfjs#2329:
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Any idea on how to tackle this weird error? Otherwise unfortunately it's the end of the line for me haha |
Can you run For instance, these are mine, you could try using the same versions:
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This is mine:
Also, just FYI: I have absolutely zero experience with |
Then I'd recomment trying to install You can just run All this doesn't have anything to do with Docker; we're installing these packages in our machine, not in a container |
Thanks for the help! I definitely don't get that error anymore, but I get this one:
If I change the default height from 400 to 360 in
Do you understand what's going on here? |
That's weird, maybe there's a resizing bug over there but it just slipped because I only tested this script with my 640x400 camera, and fails if the camera doesn't support that resolution
That's weird; how did you test it? Did you open a conferencing app/website and selected the correct camera? Or did you use something like Please keep in mind that if your webcam usually sits on
Nah that's fine, that "Loading background" is printed every time the background is changed, and it changes every minute:
while True:
if background is None or datetime.datetime.now() - now > datetime.timedelta(minutes=1):
change_background()
now = datetime.datetime.now() |
I opened zoom, which is how I want to use the fakecam. I expected to find two webcams there: my default one and the "fake" one. But only the default one was there, except it was black! Anyway, I just found out that you have to restart zoom for it to pick up on the second cam and now it appears to work! My camera is shitty enough that it doesn't work very well, haha but it's better than nothing. Thanks for the help! |
Awesome! Enjoy! |
Thanks for packaging this code nicely! However, I can't run it! After taking a look at this comment I've been focusing on the non-docker script.
What I did was:
virtualenv
npm
run.sh
However, the running fails at some point:
Any idea as to why? Thanks!
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