Update requirements.txt and fix issue when rendering video with subtitles #117
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…tles In moviepy version 1.0.3, CompositeVideoClip is a module within moviepy.video.compositing. To use it correctly, we need to import the CompositeVideoClip class from the module. This commit makes the following changes: - Update the import statement for CompositeVideoClip in videoclipper.py to import the class from the module. - Fix the moviepy version to 1.0.3 in requirements.txt to avoid unexpected behavior due to version upgrades. These changes resolve the issue encountered when rendering videos with subtitles using moviepy 1.0.3.
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厉害，可以运行了，在我的 windows 10， python 3.10 上可以了，字幕也可以加上了。 |
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Update requirements.txt and fix issue when rendering video with subtitles
In moviepy version 1.0.3, CompositeVideoClip is a module within moviepy.video.compositing. To use it correctly, we need to import the CompositeVideoClip class from the module.
This commit makes the following changes:
These changes resolve the issue encountered when rendering videos with subtitles using moviepy 1.0.3.