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Hi Thank you for your report. Did you get that message the first time you tried to run OpenSong after installing it on a Windows machine? Has OpenSong been running on that machine before? Did you uninstall or update a previous version? Did you transfer data from another system? Did you update Windows from an older version? The data in the cryptic text after Stacktrace is important to us, as it tells us more where the error occured. NilObjectException is a generic error, which, unfortunately may be...

Both, VLC media player for video, and PowerPoint for presentations, are run as external programs using interactions that don't depend on the bit-depth of either OpenSong or the external program. There is a problem with screen flashing when switching to an external source, and when switching between slides of a PowerPoint presentation. It has been introduced probably in V3.4.0, is present up to v3.4.8 and has been fixed and is ready for the next release. This bug is independent of the OS version,...

I am not sure what you describe, and I can't find any attached screenshots. Most likely, your issue is the same as described in #274 Presentation display offset with different screen scaling For now, try using consistent scaling across displays, if possible at 100 %. Rearranging relative screen positions may help. There's one more solution here: #491 Secondary Screen on Dual Screen Presentation displays incorrectly

We are not aware of any incompatibilities with Windows 11. If you find any, please report by creating a ticket in the Bugs section.

Hi, I don't quite understand what you did, and the error message does not give sufficient information on what exactly goes wrong. Anyway, the error happens while OpenSong checks locations where Bibles might be stored, and tries to gather a list of their names. OpenSong checks a folder named Scripture placed within OpenSong's document folder, then a folder named "OpenSong Scripture" in the same place, and finally a folder named "OpenSong Scripture" in the same folder as OpenSong.exe. Please make sure...

Each song, and also each set, is just a file with the name of the song or set which is stored in a folder which depends on your operating system and on your setup. Typically OpenSong creates a folder named "OpenSong" in your home folder, or in your documents folder. Below this folder there are four more folders used by OpenSong: * Songs * Sets * Background * Settings These contain each whatever the name suggests. To backup, just copy the files somewhere save. If you do backups of your system as recommended,...

Please see #335 Print error We would appreciate if you report back what helped or how you resolved the issue. This will help us avoid the error in an upcoming version of OpenSong, or at least display a helpful message if the error shows up. It will also help other user that get the same error with the current version of OpenSong.

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