unable to re-open a just edited file
I have imported this file from a mxl file, edited and saved it.
When I try to re-open, I get a blank page.
I tried to open with the dev. version (3.0), here I get a file corrupt warning and no score either.
| Attachment | Size |
|---|---|
| Stand by Me.Mscz | 36.81 KB |
Comments
Opens just fine with 2.2.1
In reply to Opens just fine with 2.2.1 by Jojo-Schmitz
That's the version that I use, too:
Build OS: Windows , Arch.: x86_64, MuseScore version (32-bit): 2.2.1, revision: 51b8386.
I had imported the file twice - both times with the same problem.
What do you get with version 3.0? No errors, too?
In reply to That's the version that I… by Bacchushlg
No errors, but indeed opens blank (in an older master build, 085e59a)
I think there's some kind of case-sensitive problem.
workaround: convert extension to lowercase: xxx.Mscz => xxx.mscz
then, the file will be opened without any problems.
In reply to convert extension to… by Ziya Mete Demircan
Windows file systems are not case sensitive, so this really shouldn't matter. And that file opened jist fine for me, I don't recall though how the filename was spelled
In reply to Windows file systems are not… by Jojo-Schmitz
What do you see if you open Score Properties?
Version missing here (API level 9999 or 0)
In reply to Windows file systems are not… by Jojo-Schmitz
See scrrenshots.
Win7, 32
In reply to See scrrenshots. Win7, 32 by Ziya Mete Demircan
White screens and an error: Fatal error: line 39 column 13 Element part-list is missing child element.
but I can rename (*.Mscz^.mscz) and open it
In reply to White screens and an error:… by Shoichi
So, the case of the extension is really the problem.
I had used a tool to rename a couple of file for proper title case, I did not recognize that this tool also changed the case of the extension.
Anyway curious, that this causes MuseScore to behave this way...
In reply to So, the case of the… by Bacchushlg
Hmm, OK, I can indeed reproduce that now, by just rename one of my scores from "something.mscz" to "something.Mscz", very strange.