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There was a problem using detect.py #8642
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@SSTato I'm not sure what the second box is. On MacOS I never see that, and don't have a Windows machine to test unfortunately. If you find a solution please submit a PR to help other windows uses, thank you! |
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@SSTato got it, thanks for the debugging! This code is meant for window resizing issues in Linux, so we can make it linux-specific to resolve your Windows problem. |
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When I detect the video, there are two display boxes, one of which is the box that does not display any information. I don't want it, but it will appear every time. How can I solve it? I use the windows system, and everything else is normal.
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