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Re: NWCCONVERTOR

Reply #151
I couldn't run NWCCONVERTER on my Windows 11 PC.
Please see the attached.
The error occurred during reading the configuration file. It seems to be incorrect.
You can find this file in the map 'C:\Users\yourusername\AppData\Local\NWCCONVERTOR\nwcconvertor.nwc'.
If you attach that file, I can look at it to see what's wrong.

Gust

Always look on the bright side of life!

 

Re: NWCCONVERTOR

Reply #152
G'day Opagust,

just popping in to say "thanks" for this. I use audiveris to scan pdf sheets which outputs to music xml. I've been using the niversoft online converter, but I always felt guilty 'stealing' cpu-cycles from someone else. now with your tool I can eat all my own cycles :)
and thanks for the pointer to the user/pass here - I missed it first time 'round (and posted a stupid question on your site - sorry)

and just double-checking - the 'nwcconverter-2.0.05.exe' is a standalone executable, right?

best reg's,
.h

Re: NWCCONVERTOR

Reply #153
just popping in to say "thanks" for this.
...
and just double-checking - the 'nwcconverter-2.0.05.exe' is a standalone executable, right?

- You're welcome
- It's a stanalone indeed

Gust
Always look on the bright side of life!

Re: NWCCONVERTOR

Reply #154
I have to add that Gust's converter is also far more up to date than the Niversoft one.
For goodness sake - Gust's one even accounts for the many plugins that have been written by users , not by NWC themselves.

A superb conversion program both into and out of NWC.

It seems that there may not be further updates of the NWC program (it doesn't seem like it does it  - about 9 or 10 years since the last one I think)- such a pity- however, had there been more upgrades, one of the ones that I would have wanted would have been to include Gust's converter into the native NWC program.

So sad that we have had no upgrades for years.

R,
Rich.

Re: NWCCONVERTOR

Reply #155
Hi Rich,
I completely concur.
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