MuseScore screen stuck on "Loading Scores" even when working on a score.
I often see a background screen (attached) showing Loading Scores even though I have been working on entering notes in a score.
I wonder if this background window is normal behavior or if I should submit a bug report. ( am a fairly new user). Perhaps it has something to do with the app crashing periodically.
2014 Mac mini
Big Sur Beta
MuseScore 3.6.2
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Comments
That splash screen should disappear once MuseScore is started up completly. If it doesn't and you experience crashes, there's like a connection between those symptoms
In reply to That splash screen shpuld… by Jojo-Schmitz
Thanks for the quick reply. It happens quite often. I just installed Big Sur Beta 4 and it still does it .
In reply to Thanks for the quick reply. … by [DELETED] 1193126
Start with reverting MuseScore to factory settings
In reply to Start with reverting… by Jojo-Schmitz
I think it may only be happening when I open with a command line automator script to set the resolution of the monitor. (I use a tv and sit across the room).
I found some advice here on the forum and changed my script. It seems to work correctly after several tries. Time will tell.
First, I changed the mscore in the application package contents to mscore_original. Then I used the following script:
!/bin/bash
/Applications/MuseScore\ 3.app/Contents/MacOS/mscore_original -D 120
quit
see: https://musescore.org/en/node/318883
In reply to I think it may only be… by [DELETED] 1193126
Than "quit" is not in that other post, and not a command I'd recognize. And unneeded too.
You could use
exec:In reply to Than "quit" is not in that… by Jojo-Schmitz
I found that quit command here: https://apple.stackexchange.com/questions/17476/how-can-i-force-command…
I wish I knew what all this stuff really means. Why did I need to add "_original"?
What is the difference between #!/bin/bash and the /bin/zsh or the other options in the pull down menu?
I know this is not a Command Line instruction forum. So where would be a good place for me to start? With simplicity in mind?
In reply to I found that quit command… by [DELETED] 1193126
I know how to use Google. I found some places to get started with Command Line.