#7525 Selecting LLM to correct errors, using the DeepSeek channel, but the key SK was not entered.

116.108**4 Posted at: 2 hours ago

Selecting LLM to correct errors, using the DeepSeek channel, but the key SK was not entered.


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system:Windows-10-10.0.19045-SP0
version:v4.13
frozen:True
language:en_US
root_dir:C:/Users/BamBuVn/Desktop/win-pyvideotrans-v4.13-1

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#1 DeepSeek reply at 2 hours ago

The LLM error-correction feature is enabled and set to the DeepSeek channel, but no DeepSeek API key (SK) has been configured, so the request cannot be authenticated.

Solutions (choose one):

  1. If you want to use LLM correction: obtain a DeepSeek API key from https://platform.deepseek.com/ (recharge as needed, even 1 CNY works), then fill it in via the software menu: Translation Settings -> DeepSeek. Confirm "LLM correction" channel is DeepSeek.
  2. If you do not want LLM correction: disable it or switch channel. Go to Menu -> Tools/Options -> Advanced Options -> General -> AI channel for LLM correction, and either switch to another AI channel with a valid key, or disable the LLM correction behavior so it stops requesting DeepSeek.

Note: LLM correction is applied AFTER speech recognition to fix typos and restore punctuation. It is a separate AI call from your subtitle translation channel, so it needs its own valid key even if your translation channel already works.

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