What the Heck?!
Is this...see screenshot attached...
It happens, when I scroll....
hmmm
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Is this...see screenshot attached...
It happens, when I scroll....
hmmm
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Have you tried the standard things like closing & reopening the score, quitting and restarting MuseScore, or rebooting?
In reply to Have you tried the standard by Marc Sabatella
I did that but it occurs from time to time again...
don't know why.
Macbook Pro 13" Retina late 2013 here...
I have had that happen from time to time, not just with musescore.
Usually it happens when I have a number of programs on my PC running at the same time, with PC resourses at a premium, and is waiting for the system to catch up.
Shutting down other programs usually fixes the problem.
That said, this may not be your problem.
It's almost impossible to work with musescore anymore...
it happens every time I open it now....
In reply to It happens every time now by Studio Drummer
You could try an uninstall / reinstall.
IUf that doens't fix it, then it has to be a bad interaction with some other software on your system, then - another application that replaced a shared resource MsueScore depends on, a graphics driver update, even an OS update. You might try seeing about rolling back to an earlier state to see if you can find the culprit.
If your Mac is running Mavericks, that could the issue right there - that update apparently broke quite a lot of things. For some of the issues that affect MuseScore, rolling MuseScore back to 1.2 works around the problem.
In reply to You could try an uninstall / by Marc Sabatella
I tried the 1.2 version on Mavericks but the same problem occurred.
Is there anybody else experiencing this problem? It's almost impossible to work with musescore anymore and I have to check out other alternatives which cost money I am afraid...
Hmmm...:-(
In reply to Thanks Marc by Studio Drummer
It looks to be a graphics driver problem to me.
Either that or there are latency problems with your graphics hardware.
Have you checked for hardware problems?
If it was a WIndows machine I would be looking at BIOS settings to see whether they were set too low.
In reply to It looks to be a graphics by ChurchOrganist
But I have the latest Macbook Pro with a huge amount of resources....it can't be a graphic card problem to my mind...
Hmmm...any other ideas?
The problem makes me mad.....I can't work on musescore efficiently anymore which is a shame. I really loved the program..:-(....
First it didn't happen on my new machine....Maybe it came with the upgrade from osx 10.9.1 to 10.9.1?
I wonder if other user have this problem as well...
Hmmmm
Sad.....
In reply to Thanks by Studio Drummer
Haven't heard of any with this specific problem. But "Mavericks", that's been known to have broken a whole bunch of things. Downgrading MuseScore to 1.2 works around most (all?) of the problems caused by Mavericks.
Btw, just becase a computer has plenty of resources doesn't mean there is 't a graphics card incompatibilty with specific software.
In reply to Thanks by Studio Drummer
A quick Google revealed this list of known issues with Mavericks:-
http://www.imore.com/os-x-mavericks-problems-drive-me-nuts-how-about-you
This includes broken scrolling in some applications.
Guess MuseScore is one of them :(
Incidentally switching to a paid app may not solve this for you - there are known problems with Mavericks and Sibelius too.
I should consult this list before spending money:_
http://www.sweetwater.com/sweetcare/articles/mavericks-mac-os-x-10-9-co…
In reply to A quick Google revealed this by ChurchOrganist
Then it must be Maverick who is causing this "shit"....
I ll have to wait for further updates....by the way...musescore is the only program though which doesn't interact properly with the osx....all other applications work fine.
Or...I get out my old shiny white macbook and do the work:-)
In reply to Thank you Guys by Studio Drummer
Have you tried downgrading to MuseScore 1.2?
In reply to Have you tried downgrading to by Jojo-Schmitz
...but it didn't work either...:-(
In reply to Thank you Guys by Studio Drummer
Or...I get out my old shiny white macbook and do the work:-)
Indeed - it doesn't always pay to be at the cutting edge of technology.
In reply to Or...I get out my old shiny by ChurchOrganist
...but it is still frustrating that it still doesnt work at all:-(
If it is a Mavericks problem, an alternative is to install VirtualBox and install Mountain Lion into it and run MuseScore inside that.
In reply to Virtual solution? by cwhysall
It would be much easier and less problematic to install a lightweight Linux (such as Lubuntu) into VirtualBox for this purpose. Not only would it start up a lot faster and take fewer resources, but you wouldn't have to jump through hoops to get sound working, etc.
In reply to It would be much easier and by s.chriscollins
Yes, it would. You are right. But it might depend on what you are used to. The reason my thoughts went that way was because someone working in a non-Apple Apple outlet said they keep a number of the old version of OS X in virtual machines to overcome the irritations. But yes I approve of a Linux solution.
In reply to Good point by cwhysall
I have had excellent results with Ubuntu Studio, which is an Ubuntu fork specifically designed for media production.
All the installed music software works straight our of the box with no need of set up by the user, unlike my experience with Mint Katya which required me to set permissions for individual applications to access the sound system!
You can even run it from a USB stick if you use a suitable installer I use Windows only Universal USB Installer which installs Virtual Box as well and gives you the opportunity to run Ubuntu Studio either in or out of Virtual Box.