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Deleted redundant files, clean up database? |
Posted by: severtki - 3 minutes ago - Forum: MobileSheets (Android)
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In my music library I had several thousand PDFs, and to pare things down, I recently deleted some duplicate subfolders. When I search, the old duplicate files still come up as result, and clicking on them displays a "file not found" error.
Is there a way to rebuild the music library without losing prior annotations, etc., to clean out these phantom duplicates? Or another process to delete those entries from the library?
Thanks!
Kirk
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not allowed to install on my Windows laptop |
Posted by: skmojak - 03-24-2025, 05:33 AM - Forum: MobileSheets Companion
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I purchased MobileSheets in the Google Play store and installed it on my Samsung tablet. But am going to exchange the tablet, so I want to be sure that I have all my library saved with the changes and notes I have made. But I do not have Mobile Sheets on my windows pc laptop. So I went to the Google Play store and opened Mobile Sheets. It said "This app is available for all your devices" and so I click on "Install on more devices" but then it says "No eligible devices for app install". It shows my phone and my tablet. But I cannot figure out how to get it on this laptop, as there is no option to add another device.
I have also tried to just sync my music library from my tablet to my laptop by clicking on Sync Library> sync to a device but nothing happens as the settings don't match and I don't have MobileSheets on the laptop. I've also tried to Connect to Companion but my laptop offers a connection through a Personal Area Network (Access Point or Direct Connection), neither of which seem to connect. Meanwhile, my tablet says "Waiting for Connection to PC".
The User manual has been of no help.
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Transpose abc file |
Posted by: laurent - 03-23-2025, 10:59 AM - Forum: MobileSheets (Android)
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Hello,
I have an .abc file, but I can't find the transpose button at the same place there is one for .cho files.
Isn't transposition enabled for standalone .abc files?
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Pixel 11" |
Posted by: Tommy Forney - 03-23-2025, 03:24 AM - Forum: MobileSheets (Android) Discussion
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I'm thinking about upgrading from my old Samsung 8" Galaxy S2. Looking at Pixel 11". I have had pixel phones, 4a and 8a, and I'm used to that. Wire cutter has a recommend on the pixel but how will it be with MSP? Any experience? All (?) Androids have aspect ratio issues I guess but I'm used to it on the Samsung. Also: OLED vs LCD... how important?
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MobileSheets crashes at certain files / page (fixed) |
Posted by: d-org - 03-22-2025, 09:59 PM - Forum: MobileSheets (Android)
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Only at certain PDF files MobileSheets app crashes, and at certain pages.
It also seems to happen at larger files.
For example take these files:
https://imslp.org/wiki/Alte_Meister_(Pauer%2C_Ernst)
I like this music so much, but just can't play it with MobileSheets.
The first one of these (Band 1) will crash MobileSheets around page 20.
The second won't even open at all.
My tablet is a Galaxy Tab S9 FE+, quite new, so don't think this could be the problem.
Crash-reporting is on within MobileSheets.
The problem also occurs when using the IMSLP app, so I guess it has to do something with the PDF renderer that MobileSheets is using.
When I open the same PDF file in "Google Drive PDF Viewer" it gives no problem.
So I think my most important question will be:
What PDF renderer does MobileSheets use?
Is it embedded within the MobileSheets app, or does MobileSheets make use of the renderer which is already available within the Samsung tablet?
Can I install a different PDF renderer that MobileSheets will be able to use?
Can somebody share his/her thoughts on this issue?
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Tips for new user of Android MS |
Posted by: bfwoolner - 03-22-2025, 01:20 PM - Forum: MobileSheets (Android) Discussion
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Just acquired a Samsung S10 ultra for sole purpose of digitizing sheet music. While I am aware much can be acquired through ISMLB, much of what I have
will need to be scanned. Question: is there a thoughtful way to begin the process rather than randomly scanning willy nilly. Is there any way to even estimate the time it may take?
There is a lot of music but it is all only for my personal enjoyment, never performance. I thought, perhaps, loading my favorites and ones that I easily play first, and then the ones
that need some practice and beyond that, new things to learn. I am 85 so consider I may not even be around much longer I want the most for the fastest so I can play and not spend
time processing. Thanks for any tips.
bfwoolner
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