Bug 561704

Created attachment 388711 [details]
File: backtrace

Thanks for the report. Could you tell us how to reproduce the crash?

I remember the crash during the exit of the application. After your message I tried the application again and again , but it denied tenaciously to repeat the desired "crash moment"...

....well, Jack is running (and it's ok) and I open the Muse application. Then I simply add a midi track and I wanted to continue searching the above problem but ... my wife told to me that the dinner was ready and I had to stop immediately my work in front of the computer , if I loved my life ....!! So, I closed the application without saving anything and to my surprise the ABRT mentioned the crash !! That's all. I must turn off the PC now , because the "nuclear reactor" will explode in my small dining room..... Thanks a lot for your interest.

I also noticed that the application was always crashed when I tried to input midi signals from the "midi through" port. I think that the procedure I followed was correct because Rosegarden did it successfully.

The midi input section of the code saw extensive changes lately. This might have been fixed upstream. Could you try the latest build 1.0.1 from
    http://koji.fedoraproject.org/koji/buildinfo?buildID=154782
I submitted this one to updates-testing yesterday.

If it is still broken for you, we might as well contact upstream.

Forgive me because Iam new in Linux and I don't know how to build applications. Generally I avoid the experiments because I am not in position to face side effects. Can I install this new muse somehow with the package manager if I expand the software sources and mark the Fedora 12 Test-updates repo ?

No problem. These are official builds that will be in the updates-testing repo in a couple days (or possibly later today). You don't need to rebuild them.

You can either download the appropriate RPM package for your architecture and install it. For example, you would update via (as root)
   # rpm -Uvh muse-1.0.1-1.fc12.x86_64.rpm
for the x86_64 architecture.

Or if this is complicated, wait a little, the packages will be in the updates-testing repo soon. Then you can install it with your package manager.

Thanks!

The 1.0.1 version is in testing repository now. It can be installed via
   # yum --enablerepo updates-testing update muse
or with your favorite package management software.

Well , I did it and I have already 2 crashes. The first one was done because I did not run jack before I run muse. I believe that if someone wants to work only with midi he doesn't need jack. The second crash was done because the muse application "does not want" to receive midi data by the midi through port. You know I use other applications in parallel with muse. The midi through port can send midi data to other applications normally, but I can't discover a way to pass midi data to muse reversely. Somehow I did it with rosegarden. Generally, I can see the same muse as before. I can see the midi channels 1-16 (one by one) but I can't see the indication "Any channel" for multichannel midi data recording. I can't understand the per cent indication next to tempo box. The tempo can be a fixed value or an altered one. I need a tempo track or something like that to define an altered tempo for any midi song. You can see it in Cubase (windows application). Anyway , I am new in Linux and I have not enough experience on Linux midi-sequencer applications, so forgive me if I say something wrong here. I am only an amateur music composer (6-7 years) and I mainly use midi keyboards, midi sequencers and other useful midi tools.

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