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It seems to be a Windows related problem. Compiling in Ubuntu run completly fine. I tried adding an include_guard to the error.h file, but without effect. However, commenting out the...

Exactly, thats the thing: I download the languages by checking the checkboxes in the "Installation of OCR languages" dialog. The log says, that the respective file is stored in this...

Sorry for the confusion: On restart, I get the following message, every time regardless of what I do: I also checked the constant `useOCR` and it is checked. Seems, that...

Indeed, when using admin user, after downloading the files once, Audiveris can find the files and does not ask for installation of languages at restart. Tried again with non-admin user,...

Maybe this can give additional hints, where the problem, I have relates to: If I open the saved broken file with Python, I get the following error: ``` asammdf -...

I used `np.array(samples, dtype=STD_DTYPE)` with ``` STD_DTYPE = np.dtype( [ ("CAN_DataFrame.BusChannel", "

I saw, that `mdf.extend()` takes invalidation_bits. Do I have to somehow pass them to the signal, if I collect them manually? This is the code I use to store the...

I found that flattening the array does the trick: ```Python mdf.append( Signal( name="CAN_DataFrame", samples=np.array(samples, dtype=STD_DTYPE).flatten(), timestamps=np.array(timestamps, dtype="

This produces the error: ``` File c:\users\i022056\onedrive - claas\dokumente\masterarbeit\16_poc2\06_testdaten\candump2mdf - kopie.py:79, in write_mf4_file(messages, output_file) 77 size = len(data) 78 std_buffer["CAN_DataFrame.DataLength"][i] = size ---> 79 std_buffer["CAN_DataFrame.DataBytes"][i][0, :size] = bytearray(data) 80 std_buffer["CAN_DataFrame.DLC"][i]...