It doesn't start.

[KianaKaslana638]

For the record, I'm using DaVinci Resolve 18.6 free running on macOS Sonoma 14.5 in a Mac Mini M2 with 8GB of RAM. Python is 3.12.4. All other dependencies are on its latest version.

I followed through the installation process, except for the Python part because I installed it from Python website and not through brew. I copied the auto-subs.py and auto-subs-lite.py on the designated system-wide Libraries folder. After starting up DaVinci Resolve, the script was recognized or found. But when I try to run auto-subs, it doesn't work. I receive no error messages, and Resolve's Python console is not returning any exception calls. The only plugin I can run is auto-subs-lite.

[YourAverageMo]

its possible your copy of Davinci is running an older version of python and could be the reason why. check what version of python davinci resolve uses. go to workspace > console and copy paste this into there:

import sys
print(sys.version)

press enter see if that matches ur version of python that u installed all those packages too if not theres your problem

[KianaKaslana638]

REPOST. I only realized today that the images weren't properly embedded. I sent my reply using macOS's Mail app, but I don't know exactly what happened.

This is what my Resolve's Python console reports.

This is what my Python is reporting.

I forgot to tell this. My DaVinci Resolve was installed from the App Store, not from Blackmagic Design's official installer. I thought if I install it from their *.DMG, I might install an x86-64 version instead of arm64 for Apple M-series Silicon, but I was wrong. The installer was only in x86-64 and the version of Resolve it installs is Universal.

[KianaKaslana638]

I was too busy at my work so I wasn't able to check on GitHub. I don't even get any replies for this issue too.