Tried to install homebrew but it cannot find the package moviepy that I am looking for. You either run PythonĢ.7 that Apple ships and which is ancient and doesn't have pip or you use homebrew and install Python3 and pip3 and put /usr/local/bin at You have aįundamental decision to make when using Python.
No idea why everyone keeps getting stuck on this. Unable to locate an executable at '/Library/Java/JavaVirtualMachines/jdk1.8.0_131.jdk/Contents/Home/bin/apt' (- 1)
– Shiva 4 hours ago sudo apt install moviepy Sources, like the apt program in Debian-based distributions, rather – zwer 14 mins ago sudo python -m pip install moviepyĪ good option for you is to consider installing pip using one of OSX's It seems that pip is not in your path, but as long as Python can find it: sudo python -m pip install moviepy should do it. Not sure on OSX, but can u try pip3 – Rehan Azher 23 mins ago sudo pip3 install moviepy I tried to run again the sudo pip install moviepyīut I still got that issue. Using /Library/Python/ 2.7/site-packages/pip- 9.0. 1 is already the active version in easy-install.pth So I tried to install pip, with the command: sudo easy_install pip The response was: sudo: pip: command not found To install Moviepy I used this command: sudo pip install moviepy To run the script I should have both Python and Moviepy installed. I have a Python script that I would like to run on my OSX but seems that I crossed on many issues.
