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STATUS_DONE: The IOError is because we printed too much to stdout or stderr with no terminal to print it on. Fixed in later release. Why you don't have sound is another problem, but not a bug in solfege. no audioSubmitter: inpunk87 ,, hotmail ,, com Describe as exactly as you can what you did when this error occurred. If you give no description at all, you make it very difficult to track down this bug. You should replace this text with your description, and also remove the "bug-tag" in the bottom of this text so that this bug is not automatically sorted among the bug reports with no description. (bug-tag: NO_DESCRIPTION)
Message from stderr:
Traceback (most recent call last):
File "C:\Program Files\GNU Solfege\share\solfege\solfege\exercises\rhythm.py", line 273, in guess_element
if self.m_t.guess_answer(self.g_rhythm_viewer.m_data):
File "C:\Program Files\GNU Solfege\share\solfege\solfege\exercises\rhythm.py", line 53, in guess_answer
solfege.app.play_sad_sound()
File "C:\Program Files\GNU Solfege\share\solfege\solfege\application.py", line 300, in play_sad_sound
cfg.get_int('config/preferred_instrument_volume'))
File "C:\Program Files\GNU Solfege\share\solfege\solfege\utils.py", line 355, in play_music
soundcard.synth.play_track(*tracklist)
File "C:\Program Files\GNU Solfege\share\solfege\solfege\soundcard\fakesynth.py", line 34, in play_track
print e,
IOError: [Errno 9] Bad file descriptor
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