OpenLP 3.1.1 "Beaming Bartimaeus" has been released!

raoul

jlgtx First, you can ignore the "uno" error, this is because you are on a Mac. It's not really an error, more of a warning anyway.

Secondly, I see in your first log file that OpenLP seems to have skipped some upgrades, that is correct behaviour. The second log message has the same error as prior (no such column name image_filesnames.filename)

Third, 8 is the correct version number for OpenLP 3.1.1, and 5 is the correct version number for 2.4.6. This is why we set it back to 1, so that we could get OpenLP to retrigger the upgrades, and skip the ones it has already done (as per the warnings about skipping upgrades).

Lastly, the preferences have no effect on what we're looking at here.

Can you create a debug log file for us? I'd like to see where OpenLP is hanging.

jlgtx

Get this, it opens just fine in debug mode. It also opens just fine using the command line with no debug flag. But if I double-click the app in a Finder window, beachball.

Debug log:
https://pastebin.com/raw/X5ZubSMA

Command line response, in case it's helpful:

% /Applications/OpenLP.app/Contents/MacOS/OpenLP -l debug
Logging to: /Users/jon/Library/Application Support/openlp/openlp.log and level 10
2024-03-15 13:40:15.443 OpenLP[30350:1675949] WARNING: Secure coding is not enabled for restorable state! Enable secure coding by implementing NSApplicationDelegate.applicationSupportsSecureRestorableState: and returning YES.
Setting up log file: /Users/jon/Library/Application Support/openlp/libreofficeserver.log
2024-03-15 13:40:32.340 soffice[30376:1676528] WARNING: Secure coding is not enabled for restorable state! Enable secure coding by implementing NSApplicationDelegate.applicationSupportsSecureRestorableState: and returning YES.

jlgtx

For argument's sake, I tried running it from the command line but starting in the app directory, to make sure it wasn't some weird path issue. IOW:

% cd /Applications/OpenLP.app/Contents/MacOS/
% ./OpenLP

That works just fine too, no difference. Still can't open via double-click. So, for a workaround, I created a file named "OpenLP.command" in my home directory, with one line in it:

/Applications/OpenLP.app/Contents/MacOS/OpenLP

I can double-click that file, it auto-launches in Terminal, and OpenLP runs without an issue.

joe

raoul I thougt it could be good to make a new thread out of that "dialog-too-wide-problem", so here it is, screenshots included: Settings dialg too wide

jlgtx

I have moved my issue to its own thread as well, as I'm not certain that it is 3.1.1-specific:

https://discuss.openlp.org/d/6716-openlp-311-on-macos-app-opens-via-command-line-but-not-via-finder

glen_hope

Just updated from 3.1.0 to 3.1.1 and now I cant save the location of the data files, I change in the settings and then restart and it goes back to the default location. Very annoying. I have had to copy all the files from our shared drive to the appdata folder as a work around.

glen_hope

Digging around in the registry, the key data_path is not present in the new openlp.org/OrganizationDefault/advanced hive. It is in the old OpenLP/OpenLP/advanced. I am presumming it should be.

Jamie Hockin

On a brighter note, on my iMac (Intel, Monterey), almost everything works perfectly. Most of the bugs that I saw before seem to be fixed. The only issue for me is that OpenLP can't find VLC, which is installed in Applications. A reinstall puts it in the same place but it still isn't detected. It's not an issue on my Mac as I only use it to set up services.

One bug not fixed is that I cannot left-click on an image or media item and keep it highlighted when I let go of the mouse button. So to add an item to a service, I have to right-click or drag it over to the service window.

raoul

Jamie Hockin For your "left click, remain selected" I'm taking wild guess that you probably have "single-click to preview" set? That might explain the behaviour you're seeing.

Jamie Hockin

No, I don't have the click to preview set. However, I now realize that I can right-click and select "Service" to get an item to the service. I was used to left-clicking on an image or media item and then clicking the + icon. That works for songs, bible, custom. Left-click in those parts of the library keep the item highlighted.

I'm happy with the context menu.

sumterfirstag

I'm having just a couple of issues with 3.1.1 that seem to be related to settings not saving because I get them both when I restart OpenLP: 1) I get the message about updating the remote interface but the version I have is the latest (0.9.13). 2) AutoStart (for videos) is inactive even though I activate it. Everything else seems to be good...I like the updates. Thanks for all you guys do...God Bless!

witterholt

sumterfirstag the configured settings not being migrated during an upgrade will be fixed in the next version.

sumterfirstag

witterholt Understood. Is there a config file somewhere that I can use to affect these things...especially the autostart. Thanks.

Jamie Hockin

I just noticed today on my MAC that the service panel no longer has a drop down list to select a theme. This was very handy, to be able to apply a special theme (e.g. Good Friday) without changing the default theme. It's not a big deal and I don't know if it is the same on Windows. I'll find out tomorrow.

raoul

Jamie Hockin Check your theme settings in the configuration dialog (OpenLP -> Preferences on macOS, I believe).

HitmanSam12

Hi Raoul, I'm getting this error after trying to start 3.1.1

PermissionError: [Errno 13] Permission denied: 'C:\Users\ringw\AppData\Local\Microsoft\Windows\Fonts\codicon.ttf'

Running in Administrator mode, and the font is in the right location. This has only started happening after reinstalling 3.1.1., which I did to try and fix an issue with images no longer working. The image thumbnails were working fine, however it wouldn't send them to live. (It would just show the little image symbol in the top left corner). Should also add that neither of these issues appear on the same computer with 3.0.2

raoul

HitmanSam12 I thought I fixed that error in the 3.1.1 release. From what I've heard (I don't use Windows) normally you see it once and then never again.

AndrewArm

HitmanSam12 The permission error will probably go away after rebooting your PC. I run multiple OpenLP portable versions on a laptop and it is impossible to switch from one version to another without rebooting. There seems to be some weird lock on codicon.ttf left by the previously run instance of OpenLP.

witterholt

sumterfirstag On Windows you can change settings for the current OpenLP version in the registry key "HKEY_CURRENT_USER\Software\openlp.org\OrganizationDefaults" when you are logged in under the same user account that has installed OpenLP.

To enable auto start of live media you need to
change the value of "HKEY_CURRENT_USER\Software\openlp.org\OrganizationDefaults\media\media auto start" to 2.

In the upcoming 3.1.2 release of OpenLP the key will be changed from "HKEY_CURRENT_USER\Software\openlp.org\OrganizationDefaults" (back) to "HKEY_CURRENT_USER\Software\OpenLP\OrganizationDefaults".

mhalbrook

I'm having an issue with the latest version. Just had a chance to update, and it's detecting the projector screen at the wrong resolution. The projector is 1920x1080, but OLP is picking it up as 1536x960, which isn't even a resoultion I can set in the windows settings. . If I change the resolution to 1600x900 it detects right, but not at 1920x1080

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