Crashin
As soon as I open Muse score it quits. I downloaded Muse score a couple days ago, so I assume it's the newest version. The demo opens and I can't do anything for about 5-10 seconds, then it quits. Anyone know what to do?
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If you discover the steps that caused the start up crash for you please report. Had you been using MuseScore for the past couple days? What operating system are you using?
To get MuseScore working again see: Revert to factory settings
In reply to If you discover the steps by David Bolton
It has never worked, and I am using Mac OS X. What do you mean by the steps? It crashes without me doing anything
In reply to It has never worked, and I am by Anonymous
What version of Mac OS X are you using?
In reply to What version of Mac OS X are by David Bolton
Snow Leopard
In reply to Snow Leopard by Anonymous
This comment from Glenn proposes a solution for the startup crash which he encountered as well. Could you try it out? It could be good to read the whole thread.
In reply to Crash at startup fix by Thomas
My universal access settings are all on off, and muse score still crashes whether they're on or not. Would it help to post the error?
In reply to My universal access settings by Anonymous
Nevermind, it started working. Thanks for your help
In reply to Nevermind, it started by Anonymous
Could you share what you changed that allowed MuseScore to start working? If others experience the same issue I'm sure they would appreciate any tips.
In reply to Snow Leopard by Anonymous
I recently reinstalled my operating system, Leopard 10.5.8 and now MuseScore refuses to start and has the same freeze-crash symptoms. I tried the 0.9.5 and 0.9.6 versions of MuseScore but they both don't work. Any fixes?
In reply to Same Problem by bird.brains.jason
Please open another thread.
Could you try to Revert to factory settings and tell us the messages you get ?
In reply to Please open another by [DELETED] 5
New thread:
http://musescore.org/node/4567
In reply to It has never worked, and I am by Anonymous
Could you see if you have the same problem using a prerelease ?
Also are you using any text-to-speech, zoom, accessibility features, or any other system-wide software that might be different from a typical setup?
In reply to Could you see if you have the by David Bolton
I have voice commands set up for my computer, but have not used them for muse score, because I can't do anything.
In reply to I have voice commands set up by Anonymous
Have you tried a prerelease yet? Have you tried turning voice commands off, and restarting?
Please understand that bug hunting is a little hit and miss until others are able to reproduce the problem. The goal is to work out what might be different about your computer than the computers of others that are not having the same problem.
You may well have problems if you are using Linux and have not set up Jack correctly. Could this be the case?
In reply to Do you have Jack running? by PomPrint_
Is linux an operating system?
In reply to Is linux an operating system? by Anonymous
Yes.
In reply to Is linux an operating system? by Anonymous
Hi! If you are serious, and have not heard of Linux, I suggest that you might take a look at Ubuntu Studio. The operating system is free of charge (and always will be) and comes with a multitude of multimedia software again, all free of charge. Updates are free and regular and you can dual boot, so that you can run 2 or more operating systems on the same machine. Unfortunately, this particular flavour of Linux does not have a 'live' CD which you can run from, so it has to be installed - this, I believe is due to the real-time kernel that it uses.
I suggest that you take a look at http://ubuntustudio.org and see for yourself. As I said, you can download it, burn it to disc and install it from there free of charge.
Enjoy!