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  • ulrik54 Posted 2023-02-09
    Mac user here. Version 1.5.0 is compiled with Java 11, and requires Java Runtime 11 to run. However, Java Runtime is no longer provided by Oracle starting with Java 11, instead relying on this being bundled with the app. As such, I get the error message where the applications class file is 55 and the latest supported version is class file 52. Unless you're relying on users to learn Java and compile their own JRE, please fix this. Sticking with previous version for now, which works great btw.
    Reply from MidiQuickFix - Midi editor and player
    Posted 2023-02-22
    Can't you just install a newer JRE? The latest 'Long Term Support' version is 17. On Ubuntu I just do a "sudo apt install openjdk-17-jre" Isn't there an equivalent on Mac?
  • davidflam Posted 2022-04-04
    About the bug for version 1.5 on Windows : Error: A JNI error has occurred, please check your installation and try again Exception in thread "main" java.lang.UnsupportedClassVersionError: com/lemckes/MidiQuickFix/MidiQuickFix has been compiled by a more recent version of the Java Runtime (class file version 55.0), this version of the Java Runtime only recognizes class file versions up to 52.0
  • littlealien5 Posted 2020-12-28
    I´m trying to run the last version 1.5.0. In Windows 10 64 bit, Java 8 update 271. I recive the message "A JNI error has ocurred. Please check your installation..." This doesn't happen with version MIDI Quick Fix 1.4.0.
    Reply from MidiQuickFix - Midi editor and player
    Posted 2021-01-11
    Hi littlealien5, Thanks for the report. I have not seen this error but I will see if I can reproduce it. It is interesting because I don't, explicitly, use any JNI interfaces. I, generally, don't use Windows except for testing MQF. I am about to release a new version, 2.0, with some enhancements to the playback features. Stay tuned. Have Fun, jostle
  • srgrass Posted 2020-10-10
    Some problems with unicode, when opening a Russian song inside hieroglyphs, there are no such problems in other editors. The license is not indicated anywhere in the program, and the inscription in the project properties does not mean anything and changes in 5 minutes, unlike the assembled version, which is already distributed. In addition, it is very important which version of the license, since the first version is recognized as non-free.
    1 user found this review helpful.
  • vlkv Posted 2019-12-31
    Nice tiny app for viewing/editing the content of midi files, without any extra GUI visualizations. Just simple raw MIDI events in a simple and easy to use table form. Thanks to the author!
  • s-r-grass Posted 2019-09-22
    1) The license is not specified in the program. 2) No license is specified in the source code. 3) The license is indicated only in the project properties on this site, but as practice shows, here this inscription changes very simply, and what was free becomes shareware. 4) why this license? it is so vague that it is not clear how it can be used. 5) there is no support, it is impossible to write a ticket.
    1 user found this review helpful.
  • cybug72 Posted 2018-09-21
    An excellent utility- clear, well laid out and easy to use. For me, this is better than most I've tried to date.
  • yingda Posted 2010-07-17
    Forgot to log in before I posted the review beginning "Surprisingly good!..."
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