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I'd appreciate it if someone would draw up the most efficient and best-working method for setting up the PSS A320 in FS9, and make it sticky. Any potential positive tweaks too would be great.I suppose if there's nothing more than just run the base installer and install the flicker-free, then neato finito. I doubt that's all there is to it though, especially considering the problems I had trying to get the thing to run properly (which it still doesn't).With all the great old stickies gone from the last forum (I didn't expect old posts to get deleted, unfortunately), I'm missing some vital info.1.) What's the best default startup in FS9, especially if you want to bypass the opening screen?2.) I hear Pedro Oliveira's FDE is great... loaded it once, but it's incompatable with the PSS Load Editor. Any load editors out there made for this FDE? I need to be able to dial in specific ZFW's at least with something of a realistic CG value.3.) Tweaks to do with the panel config file otherwise? The mouse flicker panel.cfg is over 4 months old... was wondering if anyone's come up with additional things to modify/fix for a better experience.4.) Sound popping... I still get it when trying to fly, it's annoying. Anyone ever come up with a solid fix for it?Sorry for the questions guys... it's just I've paid pretty decent $$$ for this bird, and I'm extremely frustrated with getting it to work smoothly in FS9 for me. Any help at all is appreciated. Sorry for the novel!~Nate

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I've found the best fix for sound popping is to increase the PCI latency for the sound card (and usually to reduce the latency for the video card). Do a search... lots of info available elsewhere, but the usual story is that Windows will give the video subsystem way too big a share of the CPU's time (my default video card PCI latency was set to 248 with the latency for my Audigy2 set to 32). I have video card set to 128 and sound card at 64...no more pops here.Lots of folks use a utility called PowerStrip to control this setting.CheersBob ScottATP IMEL Gulfstream II-III-IV-V L-300Washington, DC


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Hi,1) I use the default startup sequence so I can't help you there.2) I just tried modifying Pedro Oliveira's FDEs to be compatible with the PSS Load Editor. It actually works fine. All you have to do is to copy PSS's Weight and Balance section into Pedro's aircraft.cfg file (replacing his weight and balance section of course) and then change the PSS moment of inertia and weight position values to Pedro's. I haven't flown with this modification yet but I have checked that the PSS Load Editor is changing the weight values appropriately, without modifying anything else. I'd be careful about your loading though. Notice that Pedro has almost equal weights between the front and rear of the cabin but if you load the aircraft according to first/coach (as in the Load Editor), then you'd be distributing more weight to the back than to the front, possibly leading to tail strikes. To mitigate against this, I would load the aircraft more or less evenly but at least with the Load Editor, you can vary the total weight more easily.3) Don't have this problem so I can't help you there.4) Don't have this problem either.Hope this helps!Edwin

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My FS9 started bailing out to the desktop halfway thru a flight, didn't matter if I was flying the PSS A320 or PMDG737NG etc so I took drastic action and is not for the feint hearted! :-)I installed another hard disk.Saved all my settings from XPWiped all disks and created these partitions then installed two XP Pro in dual boot:Disk1: | WinXP | Data | FltXP SwapDisk2: | FltXP | Data | WinXP Swap | FS9So, WinXP is my everyday XP install with it's swap file on WinXP Swap.FltXp is another XP install dedicated to FS9, with it's swap file on FltXP Swap.Then, FS9 has it's own partition on FS9 and can easily be kept defraggedFor performance each XP's swap file is on the other disk.What a change! Everything runs smooth and sweet as, no crashes, no slowdowns, no gauge troubleMy FS9 setup is now:FS9 running 30Fps 1280x1024PSS Airbus ProPMDG 737NGMy TrafficBAV OSP/ACARSHardwareP4 3.2Ghz PrescottABit IC7 Mobo1Gb Corsair Dual 512Mb DDR2 x 200Gb HDD 7500RpmNvidia 5700 Ultra17" LCDSaitek X45If anyone wants help doing the same just ask!Chris

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