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Flight Simulator 9

TSS Releases Boeing 767 Sound Packs

by mark.avey on November 18, 2008

TSS is proud to announce the TSS Boeing 767 Sound Pack for FS2004 and FSX. Here is your chance to custom build your very own 767 sound, so it fits the correct engines. Three different packs are available to match the different engine types on the 767.

With this sound pack, we have captured all the best sound moments and put them together, to combine a truly stunning representation of the Boeing 767.

Besides the real high end recordings of the engines, this sound pack also includes:

  • Custom wind
  • Custom gear
  • Custom flaps
  • Custom autopilot
  • Custom stall
  • Custom overspeed
  • Custom wheel rumble

and ambient cockpit sound, just to bring the experience up, from within the cockpit.

Learn More Here:

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It’s Your Plane gets Networking

by mark.avey on November 13, 2008

There are a number of reasons why simmers may wish the have a dedicated computer running the Flight Simulator, and another networked computer running support applications. With specific respect to the operation of It’s Your Plane (IYP), one major reason comes to mind…

The personal computer that operates your simulator imposes a high demand on system resources. When the IYP application is added, along with the Speech Recognition and Text-To-Speech engine servers, it places an even heavier load on the system. Depending upon the computer being used, the addition of the IYP application can adversely affect the performance of the simulator.

By running IYP on a client, across the network, there’s a dramatic increase in the performance of both the simulator and IYP.

And, the latest version of the IYP application permits simmers to operate IYP on another PC (aka Client machine) across a Network through integration with Pete Dowson’s WideFS programme.

The IYP Dialogue Window Solution

Since the Speech Recognition and Text-To-Speech in now on the Client machine, the usual truncated text of the dialogue between captain and co-pilot/first officer in the Speech Bar of the simulator no longer exists.  Instead the complete, real-time text now appears in a dedicated Dialogue Window on the IYP control panel of the client.

An Added Dialogue Window Benefit

IYP is often used as a training tool by new simmers. If simmers are not sure what to do next, or where control switches and buttons can be found, all they need to say is, “Please help me.” The co-pilot responds with a detailed explanation of the needed manoeuvre, or describes where the switch can be found on the instrument panel.  The new Dialogue Window enables the simmer to read (and re-read if necessary) the detailed instructions just given by the co-pilot. The text remains on the screen until the pilot issues another command.

What You Need

  • Pete Dowson’s WideFS - You can get it here
  • Your Private Network Set-up - You’ll find a great document here

If you require any assistance setting things up WideFS, go to Pete Dowson’s Forum to find plenty of fellows willing to help.

Flight Training

IYP is an industry leader in flight training, with an interactive “live” co-pilot who can be asked to walk you through any or all the IYP checklists from Pre-flight to Shutdown.

View an example of a newbie who is stepping into a PMDG aircraft cockpit for the first time.

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4 more freebies from AlphaSim

by mark.avey on November 11, 2008

AlphaSim have released another 4 of their Flight Simulator 2004 aircraft models as freeware.

Here’s some AlphaSim classics for FS9, complete with all panel and gauge files, all FREE. The links are on our freeware page, they link to AVSIM, so you will need to be logged in there to get the files. Available NOW :

Douglas F3D Skyknight
Lockheed C-141 Starlifter
Martin-Baker MB.5
Blackburn Firebrand

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Just Flight discounts Tiger Moth this weekend

by mark.avey on October 18, 2008

Just Flight’s weekend Super Sale is offering their terrific little Tiger Moth for Flight Simulator X and Flight Simulator 2004, normally priced at £24.99, for only £15.99 and the Tiger Moth Ski & Float Plane Upgrade Pack for only £5.99. You can read our review of the Tiger Moth here.

The Tiger Moth package includes three different Tiger Moths - RAF and RAAF trainers, civilian aircraft and the glass-canopied D.H.82C from the Canadian Warplane Heritage Museum. Different variants of these types give you a choice of eight unique aircraft. The aircraft models are near-exact replicas of their real counterparts and have been authenticated by the de Havilland Moth Club and the Canadian Warplane Heritage Museum.

You don’t even need the full Tiger Moth package to use the aircraft in the Float and Ski Plane pack - the DH82A and DH82C aircraft are individual flyable aircraft in their own right!

These low prices are valid until 9AM (GMT) on Tuesday, 21st October.

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VoxATC Version 5.55 released

by mark.avey on October 15, 2008

VoxATC, the voice recognition software for Flight Simulator X and Flight Simulator 2004 has been updated to version 5.55.

New features

  • Greater numbers of parked aircraft at airports.
  • Airliners allocated gates appropriate for their airline.
  • Tighter approach vectoring.
  • European ATIS format changes.
  • Various phraseology updates.

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