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tranxuanthang / lrcget

Utility for mass-downloading LRC synced lyrics for your offline music library.
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new 0.3 force close when opening in windows 10 #47

Open tangsgod opened 7 months ago

tangsgod commented 7 months ago

I completly uninstall and remove data from the previous version and restarted my pc

I use LRCGET_0.3.0_x64-setup.exe

It is installing but it doesn't launch properly, it forced close

Edit: i re installed 0.2.1 and it is running normaly so thzre should be a problem with 0.3....

tranxuanthang commented 7 months ago

I cannot reproduce this even on a newly installed Windows 10 (virtual machine). You can try clearing the database of LRCGET to see if it works:

Paste the following path to File Explorer:

%APPDATA%\Roaming\net.lrclib.lrcget

Then delete all the files inside (db.sqlite3, db.sqlite3-shm, db.sqlite3-wal).

tangsgod commented 7 months ago

Mmmh, I just did as you said, but it is still crashing

See the video here: https://streamable.com/ndk2wc

abd here continuing by deleting 0.3 and reinstalling 0.2.1 https://streamable.com/aa31b8

tranxuanthang commented 7 months ago

Could you try to run this in the PowerShell (Windows button right click > Windows PowerShell)?

C:\"Program Files"\LRCGET\LRCGET.exe | echo

(assuming you installed LRCGET at C:\Program Files location).

It will allow you to see more verbose logs, so more information to guess what went wrong. It should look like the picture below:

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You can check the installed location by right clicking to LRCGET shortcut > Properties > check the Target field:

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tangsgod commented 7 months ago

Here is the default location for me: C:\Users\Utilisateur\AppData\Local\LRCGET\LRCGET.exe

Here the results:

PS C:\WINDOWS\system32> C:\Users\Utilisateur\AppData\Local\LRCGET\LRCGET.exe | echo
Database file path: C:\Users\Utilisateur\AppData\Roaming\net.lrclib.lrcget\db.sqlite3
PS C:\WINDOWS\system32>
tangsgod commented 7 months ago

and it still doesn't work... What should i do then?

tranxuanthang commented 7 months ago

I expected some kind of panicked message in stdout/stderr but there is none. I still have no idea what went wrong here.

I will make a custom built version for you to debug this, but it'll take some time, maybe 1-2 more days.

tangsgod commented 7 months ago

Could it be because the installation location is different from yours?

tranxuanthang commented 7 months ago

Could it be because the installation location is different from yours?

I don't think so.

There are two kinds of setup file for Windows:

One will install it in the Program Files folder, the other will install it at %APPDATA%\Local. I've tested and both should work the same.

tangsgod commented 7 months ago

I just tried the .msi and had the same result

I also deleted the .exe file, redownload it, reinstall it but no luck there too

What is bothering me is that each time I reinstall the 0.2.1 version it works

tangsgod commented 7 months ago

@tranxuanthang forget it, it works!

I don't know why it didn't before but now it is working as expected.

I'll test it against my music librairie (a few TB) a let you know how it is.

I'm sorry for the inconvenience, great work !

tranxuanthang commented 7 months ago

Although I'm curious about what actually went wrong, I'm glad it works for you now!

tangsgod commented 7 months ago

When I tried yesterday I was accessing my PC remotely from my phone via Anydesk and I had the force closes. Then I went home and there I use the Windows remote desktop app. There it works, no issue.

Now I'm on my phone again and just tried with Anydesk and it force closes again.

Maybe it can help find what is the issue?

Hector47 commented 7 months ago

Hello, I could reproduce the same issue on my windows server (2019, based on windows 10):

When connecting remotely to it (using RDP via MRemoteNG), the default settings is to disable the sound. No audio device was available in Windows. Maybe the rewrite in Rust dosen't handle this case.

As soon as I activated the audio playback (Bring to this computer), the programe started working.

Thanks for your help

Sparkrdom commented 5 months ago

I can confirm that it has something to do with the audio device. Enabling audio playback fixed it for me as well.

tangsgod commented 4 months ago

I can confirm that it has something to do with the audio device. Enabling audio playback fixed it for me as well.

I'm still struggling, with this, how would you do it with the Anydsek software?

tangsgod commented 4 months ago

@tranxuanthang any fix for this coming soon?

Sparkrdom commented 4 months ago

I can confirm that it has something to do with the audio device. Enabling audio playback fixed it for me as well.

I'm still struggling, with this, how would you do it with the Anydsek software?

From what their knowledge base says, you can enable audio through any desk by going to Settings > Audio. https://support.anydesk.com/knowledge/settings#audio

Beyond that, I have no clue, I'm not using Anydesk.

tangsgod commented 4 months ago

Unabeling or disabling audio doesn't work for me...

guitarallstar commented 4 months ago

Seems I share a similar predicament. This app crashes on startup on my Win10 machine. I have tried the 2 installers, different versions and install locations, updating & restarting PC. No version of LRCGET appears to work on my machine and the PowerShell command returns nothing.

tranxuanthang commented 4 months ago

@guitarallstar Did you run any script to debloat Windows or remove Microsoft Edge? Please check this issue https://github.com/tranxuanthang/lrcget/issues/45 to see if it works for you.

guitarallstar commented 4 months ago

@guitarallstar Did you run any script to debloat Windows or remove Microsoft Edge? Please check this issue #45 to see if it works for you.

Yes sir I must have debloated. I apologize I did not see this other ticket with a solution, but that did indeed fix it after installing Edge and restarting PC. Thanks!