I just downloaded it for Pioneers website installed fine but when I open it up and it starts to build the playlist my computer will give me this pop up. Could use some help with this I am running windows 7 professional.
Musicsphese has stoped working.
A problem caused the program to stop working correctly. Windows will close the program and notify you if a solution is avaialbe.
WTF is that I uninstalled the program redownloaded it and still the same problem so it useless.....
Its probably not compatible with Win7. The reality is that bugs are to be expected with this as it is a new application.
I don't have a problem, I'm running Windows 7 Ultimate 64 Bit.
I don't have a problem, I'm running Windows 7 Ultimate 64 Bit.
Same here...
Odds are that you either have an older Itunes version.... Or some other software installed, creating a DLL-Hell...
Mine works on 7 x64 too. You probably have the dreaded .Net error, where you have so many runtimes installed newer .Net programs - like MusicSphere - go off the deep end. You can try updating your runtimes manually - search Microsoft's site for them - but this is a hard error to troubleshoot and even harder to fix.
The real question is is Musicsphere worth the effort. Whatever coolness it has is, for me, more than offset by the way it completely screws your existing playlists, by adding a million playlists of it's own all starting with MusicSphere_ .
I kind of see why they had to do it that way but it really, really badly interferes with the your existing playlists, because now you have to scroll through 20 or so MusicSphere playlists in the middle of your actual playlists. In iTunes itself it's not bad since they all sit in a folder of their own, but on the iPhone/iPod it's a nightmare of scrolling. I stopped using it because of this.
The only way I see MusicSphere being viable is if/when Apple updates the iPhone to support playlist folders. Or you could take Pioneer's route and say that MusicSphere eliminates the need for your own playlists, which is just the kind of stupid answer I expect.