Hi Bernard, lilypond is the program that does the actual typesetting. You can check if it is installed by typing dpkg -l lilypond in the console. If it is not there, install it with sudo apt-get install lilypond I guess that the problem that the typeset does not work is caused by not having lilypond installed.
Regarding the sound output: To know which configuration is working, please look whether you have a sound server running (I guess that you have) and which one that is. If you don't know what a sound server is, just tell me which desktop environment you use (KDE, Gnome, LXDE, ...). Andreas Am 29.05.2016 um 23:27 schrieb Bernard Bourdillon: > Andreas > 1) I don't have Lilypond installed unless it got onto my machine as part > of another installation. It does not appear on the Ubuntu Software > Centre where I get my applications from. The 5 things listed when I > search on Lilypond are Frescobaldi, NTed, Rosegarden, Denemo, and > Scolily Score Recorder. > 2) There are no error messages, just no playback sounds (incl no sounds > as notes are input) and blank print preview panes. > 3) Sorry, I don't understand what you mean by "What happens if you > export to lilypond and compile manually?" I really am not even a > beginner programmer - I wouldn't know where to start. > 4) I'm really not sure if I have the sound set up correctly. I can play > music that is stored on my computer with rhythmbox, and BBC iplayer and > other web audio works fine through soundblaster. I have tried a lot of > combinations of settings in Denemo preferences "Audio backend" and > "output device", to no avail. > 5) When I'm trying to get Denemo to produce sound I turn the PC on and > go straight into denemo without switching any other program on, so I > don't think the device is busy with another program. > > Hope that helps. > Let me know if you think this is a lost cause! > Bernard _______________________________________________ Denemo-devel mailing list [email protected] https://lists.gnu.org/mailman/listinfo/denemo-devel
