Source: solfege Version: 3.23.4-6 Severity: important Dear maintainer,
I installed python3-pyalsa because in the preferences window in the "Sound Setup" page it asks you to install pyalsa to be able to use ALSA for sound output (maybe this should be a Recommends/Suggests?). But after installing it and running solfege, it sometimes crashes on startup: > $ solfege > 0.4888269901275635 > all files parsed: 0.739004373550415 > python3: seq_hw.c:448: snd_seq_hw_open: Assertion `0' failed. > Aborted And sometimes it starts but throws an exception when opening the preferences window: > Traceback (most recent call last): > File "/usr/share/solfege/solfege/mainwin.py", line 665, in > open_preferences_window > self.g_config_window = ConfigWindow() > File "/usr/share/solfege/solfege/configwindow.py", line 111, in __init__ > self.create_sound_config() > File "/usr/share/solfege/solfege/configwindow.py", line 467, in > create_sound_config > self.create_linux_sound_page() > File "/usr/share/solfege/solfege/configwindow.py", line 622, in > create_linux_sound_page > connections = solfege.soundcard.alsa_sequencer.get_connection_list() > File "/usr/share/solfege/solfege/soundcard/alsa_sequencer.py", line 126, in > get_connection_list > mode=alsaseq.SEQ_NONBLOCK) > OverflowError: signed integer is greater than maximum I have now uninstalled python3-pyalsa again and continue using it with "external MIDI player", which works fine. Kind regards, Reiner
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