PFTrack dependencies conflicts with another application
Hello everyone!
This might be more of a tech support question and not so much related to PFTrack functionality but I've been working on a personal project of mine developing a desktop application using python.
Thing is installing PFTrack breaks its intended functionality and I'm not entirely sure why... Other than a particular imported Module "PyOpenColorIO" crashes my application only if PFTrack is installed on my python venv (currently using Python 3.12.9), otherwise works as intended
It's also odd that it doesn't even show an error, it just stops working in the terminal as shown on the screenshot.
Already tried:
Restarting Windows 10.
Reinstalling Python 3.12.9, as well as uninstalling it and use Python 3.11 and 3,13 instead.
Made sure only my python version was on the Environmental Variables PATH
Tried on a fresh Windows 10 installation, with only my desktop app and PFTrack installed (and later on with ffmpeg as well)
Tried debugging on vscode and nothing is shown, just exits the program
Created a new python venv with just PyOpenColorIO
If someone has insight for this issue would be really helpful!
Hi Patricio, Thanks for checking, have you compiled PyOpenColorIO from source yourself, or did you install it via pip? It looks like there may be a conflict with the pip version and the VC++ runtime. You could try downloading the very latest runtime from Microsoft and see if that help out: https://learn.microsoft.com/en-us/cpp/windows/latest-supported-vc-redist?view=msvc-170 You'll need the X64 version.