How to correct corrupt measures?
Musescore 4 recently notified me that my score was corrupt, and listed the spots:
Corrupted measure: Full score, measure 42, staff 7.
Corrupted measure: Full score, measure 44, staff 7.
Corrupted measure: Full score, measure 46, staff 7.
Corrupted measure: Full score, measure 48, staff 7.
Does anyone know how to fix these?
Even before the score was corrupt, I had trouble uploading it to the website, as it would say "Page not found" whenever I opened it. I think the corrupt measures might have something to do with this issue, but it might be entirely separate.
I tried following the directions on how to uncorrupt files, but I don't know what it means by deleting the parts- whenever I go to "parts," there's no option to delete them. I might just be very dumb, but I've been stuck on that. Plus, I have no idea what is exactly wrong with the measures, so I probably wouldn't be able to correct them anyways-
| Attachment | Size |
|---|---|
| credits song for my death.mscz | 38.59 KB |
Comments
Start with How to fix MuseScore 4 corrupted files, if need be continue with How to fix a score that contains corruptions
In reply to Start with How to fix… by Jojo-Schmitz
I tried following both directions, but wasn't able to fix anything. I couldn't install the Repair Assistant plugin, since it told me I had to find an app for it and then the app store notified me that the app wasn't available in my country/area. I tried resetting the parts, changing the voices in the corrupt measures, and changing the voices in the surrounding measures. I'm on Musescore 4 (version 2) on an iMac, for context. It won't tell me what about my measures are corrupt, and when I checked them nothing looked out of place. There's probably something from the directions I haven't tried yet because I'm bad at downloading things and am generally bad with computers. Musescore 4 is the first version of Musescore I have ever used, if that helps.
The mention of corruption in the Drumset part is new, so I'll just paste this again for good measure (pun intended):
Corrupted measure: Full score, measure 42, staff 7.
Corrupted measure: Full score, measure 44, staff 7.
Corrupted measure: Full score, measure 46, staff 7.
Corrupted measure: Full score, measure 48, staff 7.
Corrupted measure: Part score: Drumset 2, measure 42, staff 1.
Corrupted measure: Part score: Drumset 2, measure 44, staff 1.
Corrupted measure: Part score: Drumset 2, measure 46, staff 1.
Corrupted measure: Part score: Drumset 2, measure 48, staff 1.
In reply to I tried following both… by luril
I didn't find any corruptions when using MuS 3.6.2. Try the attached file (mscx extract from your file).
In reply to I didn't find any… by HildeK
No luck
In reply to I tried following both… by luril
To instal the plugin copy it into your Documents/MuseScore4/Plugins folder and enable it in Mu4's Plugin manager
In reply to To instal the plugin copy it… by Jojo-Schmitz
It says "no corruption found," still keeps telling me the score is corrupted when I open it/try to save anything
I had the same trouble with corrupted measures. I checked them attentively and saw that somehow there were wrong pauses. It was one additional pause that was out of time signature. Try looking at corrupted measures attentively, you may find some mistakes.
In reply to I had the same trouble with… by Тетяна Іванко
I tried, it's in 4/4 and I couldn't really find anything wrong- maybe it's because I put many 16th notes rather than incorrect writing? Or maybe I'm just missing something
In reply to I tried, it's in 4/4 and I… by luril
I opened it without any mistakes in Musescore 3 and listened all the piece. All was played ok.
It's a nice piece and very unususal instrument set. I was really interested and enjoyed listening to it. Hugs. Sorry I can't help.