How to open the Ableton crashlog file?

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  1. verwest

    verwest Ultrasonic

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    I worked on a project for a few hours yesterday, I saved the project, and the next day, when I opened it, it crashed and wouldn't open. I saw a video on YouTube that could open this crashlog file and read what plugin crashes. When I open it, I use this software. Sublime.Text software opens in hexadecimal format

    Please help me. I am a user of FL Studio and I have not had such a problem until now. I thought that Ableton was less defective. Now this problem is bothering me. I am using Ableton 11.3.3 on Windows 10.

    How to open and read this crashlog file?

     
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  3. edvardeishen

    edvardeishen Newbie

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    I think you can check all errors in C:\Users\username\AppData\Roaming\Ableton\Live 11.3.3\Preferences\Log.txt or in PluginScanner.txt in the same directory
     
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  4. ArticStorm

    ArticStorm Moderator Staff Member

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    its a txt file, just use notepad or notepad++ or whatever ... no need for any tutorial. :dunno:
     
  5. verwest

    verwest Ultrasonic

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    In this way, it cannot be opened, which means that the words will be illegible

    I was able to open it with this video
     
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    ArticStorm Moderator Staff Member

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    ofc you can read the crashfile with a simple text editor (you need to force the text editor to open crashfiles, usually with *.* open all files extension.). you can open all files with a text editor - crash files are simply saved utf format, mean you can plain read them - exe, dll, etc are even app files are binary.
     
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